Ben Berman rivertam

Actually reasonable Mongo driver (with pluggable schema validators)
Reasonable Mongo schema validator
Nestable routes for zeit/micro
Nice test suite ergonomics
- Ava actually does a much better job than Mocha or Jest here
- Want context variables (like in Ava)
- Want chainable middleware context and describe (each can mutate context variables and have their own lifecycle hooks (beforeEach, before, etc.)
Babel plugin to transform arrow function class properties to be implemented using prototype and bind rather than making the function in the constructor
Doing a bind is cheaper than creating the whole function every time!

It adds defaults to models if the schema has them, but does not remove invalid fields from .toJSON when pulling them out of Mongo
- But it does remove it for the model object
- .inspect reflects the .toJSONversion, so debugging is basically impossible
Can't use object spread with a model to get a new version of it
There's no way to have .update update the model in-place
I mean I don't want it to be the default, but having the option would be nice

	print-type-size type: `Big`: 24 bytes, alignment: 8 bytes
	print-type-size discriminant: 1 bytes
	print-type-size variant `Sixteen`: 16 bytes
	print-type-size field `.0`: 16 bytes
	print-type-size variant `Float`: 15 bytes
	print-type-size padding: 7 bytes
	print-type-size field `.0`: 8 bytes, alignment: 8 bytes
	print-type-size variant `Twelve`: 12 bytes
	print-type-size field `.0`: 12 bytes
	print-type-size variant `Eight`: 8 bytes

	const benchmark = require('benchmark');

	const suite = new benchmark.Suite();

	suite.add('var loop', () => {
	var hi, i, list;

	list = [];
	for (i = 0; i < 50; ++i) {
	hi = { str: 'hi', i };

	categorySchema.find({})
	.exec()
	.then(categories => {
	// When you return a promise from a .then callback, the promise that gets returned from the original .then
	// resolves when the inner promise that you return resolves
	return Promise.all(categories.map(cat=> {
	return brandSchema.find({category: cat._id}).count()
	}));
	})
	.then(counts => {

	class Klass {
	Klass(const Param & p1, const Param & p2)
	:
	m1(p1),
	m2(p2)
	{}

	Param m1;
	Param m2;
	}

	arr = ["cup", "cake", "birthday", "Jesus"]

	# this will print "cup\ncake\nbirthday\nJesus", as you can imagine
	for word in arr
	puts word
	end

	def add_em_up()
	acc = 5
	for word in arr

	FUNCTION airline#extensions#neomake#get_errors()
	Called 340 times
	Total time: 0.006676
	Self time: 0.002922

	count total (s) self (s)
	340 0.005072 0.001318 let counts = neomake#statusline#LoclistCounts()
	340 0.000847 let errors = get(counts, 'E', 0)
	340 0.000525 return errors ? s:error_symbol.errors : ''


	health#deoplete#check
	========================================================================
	## deoplete.nvim
	- SUCCESS: has("nvim") was successful
	- SUCCESS: has("python3") was successful
	- INFO: If you're still having problems, try the following commands:
	$ export NVIM_PYTHON_LOG_FILE=/tmp/log
	$ export NVIM_PYTHON_LOG_LEVEL=DEBUG
	$ nvim



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