Closed darrencruse closed 5 years ago
I've been using it in my personal and professional projects for a while. There are a few other things I would like to implement before considering it to be v1.
I would take care to measure the performance, however. There were a few times where I fell back to using streams + callbacks when handling large file inputs (100s of millions of lines), because they were much faster than the generators used internally. I wouldn't consider it to be the tool for every job.
really just a question not an issue...
I like the way async-csp aligns with async/await and promises (as compared e.g. to js-csp).
but js-csp is marked v1.0 while async-csp is only marked v0.5(?)
and js-csp is very active and async-csp shows no activity in a year...
is there any particular reason async-csp is only marked v0.5?
(i.e. is that more about a lack of features? versus about reliability?)
my real question: would you advize using async-csp in a work project right now?
(as opposed to just hobby projects?)