Hello guys. I've been doning some experiments with Async iterators. You can find more details in the repo I created[1] but I'll explain my rationale behind it quickly: I'm a heavy python user and I love iterators. They provide a nice and clean interface. When I started to get into node.js I noticed the "lack" (or the lower use, to be precise) of them and started doing some research. The problem I found was that, for async architectures, blocking/regular iterators doesn't look like a good fit. Well, that's just something I think, maybe I'm wrong. Please share your thoughts.
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