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The following are some architectural observations provided by Dean Tribble on the es-discuss mailing list: Cancel requests, not results Promises are like object references for async; any particular promise might be returned or passed to more than one client. Usually, programmers would be surprised if a returned or passed in reference just got ripped out from under them by another client. this is e
In Munich the committee pushed back when Observable was proposed for advancement to stage 2. Instead the committee suggested we examine whether it was possible to integrate Observable with the Cancellation Tokens presented by @domenic at the same meeting. Reasonable questions were raised about whether JavaScript really needs both Cancellation tokens and Subscriptions given both have similar respon
Decorators have three primary capabilities: They can replace the value that is being decorated with a matching value that has the same semantics. (e.g. a decorator can replace a method with another method, a field with another field, a class with another class, and so on). They can provide access to the value that is being decorated via accessor functions which they can then choose to share. They
Most of the action on the SES-shim is happening at https://github.com/Agoric/SES-shim/tree/master/packages/ses . Moddable is also directly building a SES machine as the primary configuration of the XS implementation of JS for embedded, as standardized in Ecma TC53. The most relevant proposal these days is https://github.com/tc39/proposal-compartments which is much more up to date than this proposa
The iterator interface (introduced in ECMAScript 2015) is a sequential data access protocol which enables the development of generic and composable data consumers and transformers. Their primary interface is a next() method which returns a { value, done } tuple, where done is a boolean indicating whether the end of the iterator has been reached, and value is the yielded value in the sequence. Sinc
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