To me, being able to traverse large data structures without having to load them all in memory, and without having to provide a callback-based interface, seems really useful. Useful enough that it can make its way into a lot of code. Maybe not for webdev stuff like vue/react coding, but for pretty hard core data processing like crunching through large data files? Yes!
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To me, being able to traverse large data structures without having to load them all in memory, and without having to provide a callback-based interface, seems really useful. Useful enough that it can make its way into a lot of code. Maybe not for webdev stuff like vue/react coding, but for pretty hard core data processing like crunching through large data files? Yes!