Re: alive e/ken style projects?

pipelining promises is anything but automagical. Capper, my open source
nodejs server that uses promises and semi-transparent checkpointing and
webkeys, intended to bring some of the virtues of waterken to javascript,
does not include pipelining for the promises. The pipelining is far more
work to implement than are the promises themselves.

--marcs

On Wed, Oct 14, 2015 at 9:39 AM, Raoul Duke <[email protected]> wrote:

> >> they can be pipelined.  In particular, they can be pipelined over the
> >> network when invoking operations on remote objects, which means that a
> > So I would say, yes. But the Javascript community largely hasn't
> discovered
> > it yet. :-)
>
> But "can" doesn't mean it happens automagically by the underlying
> framework. Maybe it does, but I suspect most likely it doesn't, yet?
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