Charles Lowell cowboyd

## async-function-typeclasses.js
/**
* There's some pretty awesome low-level composition that you can do with async functions:
* Check out funcadelic! https://github.com/cowboyd/funcadelic.js
*/
import { Functor, Semigroup, Monoid } from 'funcadelic';
const AsyncFunction = (async function() {}).constructor;


/**
* It's a Functor!

## 1-click-to-load.js
/**
 * Implements an operation to fetch the data as described in https://twitter.com/BenLesh/status/1455597411385098242
 * The "winner" is unambiguous. It is the request corresponding to the latest click, guaranteed.
 * Other important things to note:
 *
 * 1. The HTTP request is cancelled every time along with its containing task
 * 2. click listener is removed automatically at the end of the `clickToLoad` operation
 * 3. The cancellation logic is explicit here to demonstrate the concept, but it can easily be abstracted into a separate
 *.   function. See the `click-to-load-HOF` example below
 */
	/**
	* There's some pretty awesome low-level composition that you can do with async functions:
	* Check out funcadelic! https://github.com/cowboyd/funcadelic.js
	*/
	import { Functor, Semigroup, Monoid } from 'funcadelic';
	const AsyncFunction = (async function() {}).constructor;


	/**
	* It's a Functor!
	/**
	* Implements an operation to fetch the data as described in https://twitter.com/BenLesh/status/1455597411385098242
	* The "winner" is unambiguous. It is the request corresponding to the latest click, guaranteed.
	* Other important things to note:
	*
	* 1. The HTTP request is cancelled every time along with its containing task
	* 2. click listener is removed automatically at the end of the `clickToLoad` operation
	* 3. The cancellation logic is explicit here to demonstrate the concept, but it can easily be abstracted into a separate
	*. function. See the `click-to-load-HOF` example below
	*/