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Содержимое удалено по требованию правообладателя.

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var userData = $jin.atom({ pull: function( ){
	
	setTimeout( function( ){
		userData.put({ name: 'User', time: Date.now() })
	}, 1000 )
	
}})

userData
.then( function( val ){

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/**
 * Инкапсуляция
 * 
 * @class Greeter1
 */
var Greeter1 = function(){}

/**
 * Генерирует прикольное имя
 * 

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import std.stdio;
import std.concurrency;
import std.conv;
import core.thread;

shared class Msg
{
	string value;
	Msg next = null;
	Tid from;

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import vibe.core.core;
import core.time;
import std.stdio;

int counter;

void say( string name ) {
	for ( int i = 0 ; i < 3; i++ ) {
		sleep( 100.msecs );
		writeln( ++counter , " " , name );

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import std.stdio;

T eval( string op , T )( T a , T b ) {
	return mixin( q{a} ~ op ~ q{b} );
}

unittest {
	writeln( eval!q{/}( 123 , 0 ) );
}

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var args = {}
process.argv.slice(2).forEach( param => {
    var values = param.split( '=' )
    var key = values.shift()
    args[ key ] = ( args[ key ] || [] ).concat( values.join( '=' ) )
} )

var actions = {
    'help help' : args => `help\t\tPrints help (default action)\n` ,
    'help' : args => `\nSuper-puper server!\n${ actions['actions']() }${ actions['options']() }`,

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Fibers

• Motivation
• API Changes
• Usage examples
• Limitations
• Related Implementations
• Other languages

Motivation

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Requirements:

1. One line query through uri.
2. Filtering
3. Sorting
4. Limitation
5. Partial fetching
6. Fetching linked resources
7. Normalized response
8. Bulk requests

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type TestUserType = Assert<
	typeof User.Value,
	{
		readonly name: string
		readonly birthday: Moment
		readonly email: string & { Brand: "Email" } | undefined
	}
>