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Hi all,
Big fan of functional programming. I'm glad to see ya'll trying to bring this to Python. My question / request is pretty basic, I hope. I was looking over the docs and I saw:
result: Result[int, Any] = Success(1).map(double)
When looking at this I was confused for a couple of reasons, since the syntax is new to me. But the biggest stumbling block was the:
result:
I c
It should cover when you'd use and how to use:
- parEvalMap/Unordered
- parJoin
- concurrently
- merge*
There's the page on Queue/Topic/etc but there's not a great single page on the operations directly on Stream. The Guide section on concurrency is very short and doesn't cover some of the most common operations (parEvalMap especially)
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If a fiber hasn't been GCed (either due to non-determinism or some strong reference) or we are directly calling toString on it, we should indicate if it is complete.
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https://github.com/readthedocs/recommonmark#recommonmark
We should switch to myst: https://github.com/executablebooks/MyST-Parser
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Most awesome FP libraries (Cats, Scalaz, Monocle, Algebird etc ) have microsite done by sbt-microsites
Adding one for Shapeless would make it easier for newcomers. Quick, online reference on what is available