Neat.
I like that you can add your own type specific functions.
I was interested in seeing the implementation of the Parallel Map, but on a quick browser through the source, could not find it.
If you're interested in other works in the same space, I think think the the Gen library (http://clipperhouse.github.io/gen/) goes a long way towards providing type-safe, idiomatic, Go code to achieve the same effects.
The default ‘genwriter’ package does LINQ/underscore stuff. If someone wanted to go further with it, they could create a new package (or extend that one).
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Neat. I like that you can add your own type specific functions.
I was interested in seeing the implementation of the Parallel Map, but on a quick browser through the source, could not find it.
If you're interested in other works in the same space, I think think the the Gen library (http://clipperhouse.github.io/gen/) goes a long way towards providing type-safe, idiomatic, Go code to achieve the same effects.
It doesn't appear that it is complete when compared to the listed functionality on the site.
Yes, but gen is more general for type-driven code generation. It’s implemented as pluggable ‘typewriters’, which anyone can create: https://github.com/clipperhouse/gen/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md
The default ‘genwriter’ package does LINQ/underscore stuff. If someone wanted to go further with it, they could create a new package (or extend that one).
Yeah. WIP that wasn't quite news-ready. :D