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I love the interface and features of this implementation of Task. In particular, the ability to run tasks concurrently using ap() is fantastic.
May I continue to use this library and will it be maintained, or must I migrate to folktale/concurrency/task? With folktale v2, I loose the ability to chain/ap concurrently.
Thanks,
Mike
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Folktale 1 may receive some bug fixes if they're important, but won't get any new features/etc.
I'd recommend against using data.task's ap and chain together, though, since they're not compatible (see origamitower/folktale#50 (comment) for details). The new library will eventually have separate types for sequential and parallel tasks, but you can construct a parallel type for task with concurrify today: https://github.com/fluture-js/concurrify
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Hi there,
I love the interface and features of this implementation of Task. In particular, the ability to run tasks concurrently using ap() is fantastic.
May I continue to use this library and will it be maintained, or must I migrate to folktale/concurrency/task? With folktale v2, I loose the ability to chain/ap concurrently.
Thanks,
Mike
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: