Opposite experience with streamline. We use the tool everyday and we'll never go back to callbacks. It probably has to do with the fact that libraries only solve a small part of the problem while a language tool can do a lot more: restore chaining, composition, operators, this, exception handling, etc. It lets you write things like: If (f1(_).p1 < f2(_).p2) return f3(_).f4(); Libraries don't help much with that kind of simple logic.
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