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Lazy.js also causes each calls to be evaluated immediately, for comparison. However, I agree that you should add some docs about lazy chaining and deferred evaluation, especially for cases where you have iterated over an array/object, but object[key] !== value.
Lazy.js also causes each calls to be evaluated immediately, for comparison.
Yeah, I knew they did. What I dig about keeping them deferred and based on implicit and explicit value() is it gives devs control (as they can use chain(), over creating their own sequence of actions that they can later reuse (with a possible helper method like lift or as).
This should be evaluated immediately and not wait for a
.value()
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