zudov

I recently read this interesting post about eventual values. One thing that struck me and which I failed to understand is:

• Eventual Values can be interacted with like normal values.
• If an Eventual Value is part of a simple value operation, then that expression resolves to a new Eventual > Value which resolves when all its Eventual Values are resolved.

If I understood the author correctly, that is supposed to be solving several problems:

1. "I don’t know if this is a Promise or not" (I don't know if it's the resolved result of the action, or the action itself).
2. "I’d really like to write code that interacts with values, and not Promises, and leave the machinery to the computer to work out".