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Are we good to drop 1.0?
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I have exhaustingly reviewed the list of operators. Everything that should be included is included, everything that shouldn't be included isn't. The only exceptions are map
/filter
. Should these be removed as well?
IMO, the README.md could use some work. Remove the "Funky Name" and "What's the Point" sections. Maybe add a section explainer that talks about the functional nature of these components.
Also, I think the operators listing would look better as a table. Possibly with columns for polyfill and links to the lodash equivalent.
@jkvyff What do you think?
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By a polyfill column, do you mean the functions that would require a polyfill to be IE compatible?
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Functions that could be used as polyfills because they don't exist in IE11
Name it "Polyfills" then add a link to the function/method on MDN.
I have the table partway done. I'll ping you to check it out once it's ready.
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A few notes:
- Both map and filter seem to be kept in many other utility libraries, while they aren't so useful as they are methods already built into the language. I do believe they serve an important purpose in being one of the first methods someone looking at source could turn to when seeing what an implementation prioritizes through a simple example.
- Sounds good on the readme, ill do that today
- should documentation names be standardized more (eg. predicate, func | element, value)?
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- Cool
- Good point about map/filter. I was a bit conflicted b/c I've been in chopping block mode lately but I agree.
- don't worry about the operators table in the README.md. I'll have that done this afternoon.
- Yes, I wasn't sure if we should do this before or after 1.0. ITT, all the docs could use a good once-over to locate and fix any inconsistencies.
I'm trying to find a better JSDoc -> MD conversion tool so we have more control over the output and can support multiple example tags. ESDoc would be the most promising but the project is currently dead and I haven't received a response back from the maintainer so it's probably a dead end.
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Might be able to reach the ESDoc2 person, though project is about the same level of active.
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Probably not worth the time. I don't just need ESDoc, I would also need to finish building the Markdown output.
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I'm down to do a standardization of docs before 1.0, as it would still just be what is glaring for me.
Do:
- standardize terminology, as mentioned before
- fix typos or misspellings
- adding optional before optional parameter description
Delay:
- Rewordings of definitions for clarity
- Adding examples for each type of way to use function
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Sounds good to me. 1.0 can drop whenever we feel it's ready.
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1.0 Released 👍
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