Improve download_progress example#283
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Looks cool! 🎉 I think we should add progress bars and merge the example with the |
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@hecrj I have added progress bar and replaced the old download example with this one. Is it ok to be merged? |
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Looks great!
Before merging, I believe we need to focus on simplifying the example a bit.
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@hecrj Thanks for reviewing. :) |
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It seems like we have no example to demonstrate the powerful strength of
Subscription.batch()API. So this is why I add this example. I know we already have a nice download example that has some duplicate code with this one. I still think we deserve such an example to instruct the new user to handle multiple asynchronous commands withSubscription.batch(). Maybe we can merge two download examples into a single one and distinct with different modes (simple and advanced)?