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by Moocar
4884 days ago
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I think this could be used to solve similar problems for event-driven programming. For instance, in Aleph/Lamina (async clojure library), pipelines work great when only one value is returned. But if you want to wait for two remote calls to return in parallel, and feed both results into the next function, the syntax can a bit painful. Here, you could supply something like async-compile which would work similarly to parallel-compile but use pipelines and merge-results under the covers. |
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