@mobily/ts-belt for inspiration

[ivan-kleshnin]

There's a new library @mobily/ts-belt which you can check for reference, Dejan. You are likely aware of them (I see a single mention) but anyway.

Not a fan of Rescript... but I've noticed a lot of bold, non-conventional decisions, regarding APIs.

For example, their map accepts either (mapFn)(data) or (data, mapFn) 👈 the flipped order. Finicky but might be convenient in practice:

export declare function map<A, B>(xs: Array<A>, mapFn: (_1: A) => B): Array<B>

export declare function map<A, B>(
  mapFn: (_1: A) => B,
): (xs: Array<A>) => Array<B>

More important is working type inference for compose / pipe, unlike Ramda/Rambda:

👆 pipe accepts data as the first argument which is again non-conventional but improves readability (and maybe type inference).

[selfrefactor]

Good reference, but I will use as reference for Roza library. As far as Rambda is concerned, I intend to stop looking that much for new solutions but rather simply keep up with @types/ramda. I do so by checking regularly the changes there.

[Peims]

Thanks for your  email, I will reply as soon as I see it. -----Maosong Pei