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I have been in desperate need for some sane collections processing in this python thing that everyone uses .. for collections processing! This is the third library I will have looked at in serious depth - the other two being
Those are both useful libraries but with caveats: Pipe requires a lot of additional coding to be reusable fluentpy feels just a tad on the arcane side.
Between those two fluentpy does closer to what I need out of the box and the author has been working on it / active project. But I am still looking for the magic bullet. Let's check this one out as well!
I have been in desperate need for some sane collections processing in this python thing that everyone uses .. for collections processing! This is the third library I will have looked at in serious depth - the other two being
Those are both useful libraries but with caveats:
Pipe
requires a lot of additional coding to be reusablefluentpy
feels just a tad on the arcane side.Between those two
fluentpy
does closer to what I need out of the box and the author has been working on it / active project. But I am still looking for the magic bullet. Let's check this one out as well!Note I had posted to SOF on this whole topic - and specifically comparing to scala just over a year ago: https://stackoverflow.com/a/49018515/1056563
The use case provided looks quite a bit like the first paragraph on your README !
let's see if I can translate the above to scalaps and then add to that evaluation
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