If you don’t want to wait you can use them right now with Elm, check them out at elm-lang.org/docs/syntax#operators … includes a lot of other cool things, specially a very helpful and fast compiler
ReScript also has a pipe operator ->. Interestingly they split the pipeline into two separate features — the pipe and the optional pipe placeholder.
->
pipeline
pipe
Data-first and data-last: a comparison
Most of the functions in JS are n-ary (n > 1) and "Data-first". The "triangle pipe" has more utility in "Data-last" languages that support currying.
n > 1
BuckleScript Pipe Operator API Review
In the case of Elixir the pipe operator targets the first argument of the function as currying isn't supported.
Yes, ReScript is also fascinating !! … thank God we have better alternatives to just JavaScript or TypeScript !!
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If you don’t want to wait you can use them right now with Elm, check them out at elm-lang.org/docs/syntax#operators … includes a lot of other cool things, specially a very helpful and fast compiler
ReScript also has a pipe operator
->. Interestingly they split thepipelineinto two separate features — thepipeand the optional pipe placeholder.Data-first and data-last: a comparison
Most of the functions in JS are n-ary (
n > 1) and "Data-first". The "triangle pipe" has more utility in "Data-last" languages that support currying.BuckleScript Pipe Operator API Review
In the case of Elixir the pipe operator targets the first argument of the function as currying isn't supported.
Yes, ReScript is also fascinating !! … thank God we have better alternatives to just JavaScript or TypeScript !!