Fluokitten - notable changes between versions

0.9.0

• Added Comonad protocol
• Added PseudoComonad protocol
• Added extract, unbind, =>>, and <<= Comonad methods to core.
• Support for transducers and eduction.

0.8.0

• Optimized curried function creation performance.
• Optimized curried function execution performance.

0.7.0

• Support volatile.
• Support Java arrays.

0.6.1

• Clojure dep updated to 1.9.0

0.6.0

Changes:

• protocols/op now returns the monoid operation instead of evaluating it.

0.5.2

• Fix #20

0.5.1

• Fixed apply op bug for vectors (in algo/reducible-op)

0.5.0

• Performance improvement of op for Double and Float

0.4.0

New features:

• Added PseudoFunctor, PseudoApplicative, and PseudoMonad, to support destructive operations in Neanderthal.
• Better support for functions and curried functions.
• fold, foldmap, and op much improved with variadic versions.
• Varargs versions of pure, return, and unit.

Changes:

• fmap implementation for function changed to be in line with bind; supports multi-arity functions and offer super-comp.
• Collections use reducers where appropriate.
• op, fold, foldmap, support multiple arguments, have better implementations.

0.3.0

New features:

• mdo macro as a syntactic sugar for chained bind calls.
• Implicit context (monad, functor, applicative) supported inside the dynamic scope of bind and all functions/macros that depend on it (>>=, mdo etc.)
• return (also called unit) function, a version of pure that uses the implicit context.
• with-context macro enables setting the implicit context for arbitrary body of expressions.

• => and <=< functions that compose monadic functions.

Changes:

• Just implementation of monoid interface now treats nil as an id element.
• changed the bind and fapply methods of curried functions.

0.2.0

Changes:

• Changed the order of arguments in uncomplicate.fluokitten.core/bind. Now the function is the last argument, previously it was the second. The protocols/bind function remains unchanged.
• join implementation for persistent collections and join no longer flattens the collection completely but only one level deep.