Steve Krouse
Steve Krouse
While it works in Chrome on my Linux machine, it does not work on Chrome on mobile or Firebox or Chromium on Linux. ```ts import { runComponent, elements as E...
Basically I just copy older code and also do some guess-and-check till it works... I'm also confused as to the placement of arguments in the outer function, not the inner...
```javascript filterApply(Behavior.of(undefined).map(() => () => true), stream).log() ``` Upon an event from `stream` errors: `predicate.at(...) is not a function`. If you replaced `undefined` with `1`, the error goes away.
I don't get the difference between them as explained in the documentation. Can you maybe give an example use case for each that highlight the differences?
We have Behavior#map but also `filterApply`, `when`, etc that are prefix. Uniformity is the biggest issue, but I prefer the infix notation, and would prefer it everywhere where possible.
Documentation in a single page, such as [lodash](https://lodash.com/docs/4.17.11), is amazing. Part of the appeal of Turbine is that it's built modularly on top of Harereactive, IO, and jabz, but it's...
```javascript when(Behavior.of(true)).log() ``` Errors: `Cannot read property 'Symbol(Symbol.iterator)' of undefined` ```javascript yield sample(when(Behavior.of(true)).map(x => console.log(x))) ``` Outputs an `OfFuture` value. Maybe Future's don't have their `toString` method defined?
I wasted a lot of time today trying to use `input` because that's what it is in the current README on Github, but that's a brand new change, so the...
Closes #95. I think the diagram says it all and we don't need any more words. Does this work for y'all?
I conceptually understand how `sample` solves the hot and cold observable problem, but I don't have a strong in-my-bones intuition for it yet. Part of my confusion is that I...