Max Kharandziuk

Another interesting library: http://highlandjs.org/#_(source) , check the Promise part of the Documentation. and my article which tries to explain motivation behind using streams: https://gist.github.com/kharandziuk/e823707bf71fba9a4cdf944216773f58 . It based on a practical...

Hi, @LewisJEllis , I believe I found a solution http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30591188/dynamic-piping-with-frp without any additional libraries.

@vqvu No, it isn't a typo. It works and it looks like there is no other way to make it works. Consider two samples below ``` H= require('highland') readS =...

Hi, I wrote a sample application https://github.com/kharandziuk/highland-parser. I'm not sure that it's idiomatic enough but it is close to real life.

A naive implementation may look like this: ``` var combineLatest = function(...streams) { var _streams = streams.map( (s, i) => s.map((x) => {return {[i]: x}}) ) return H(_streams).merge().scan1(H.extend).filter((obj) => {...

Hey @vqvu! Actually everything which you said makes sense for me. A lot of libraries split their functionality to the core and some extensions. But I guess they create this...

So, what about my implementation? @vqvu should I create PR? or Are there other issues except `extend`? ``` var combineLatest = function(...streams) { var _streams = streams.map( (s, i) =>...

Ok, sorry. Now I understand the issue the library isn't browserify compatible at all