All streams flow into the sea (w/out buffering)

Node.js Streams by Example

Streams are a fundamental construct in Node.js given its focus on event driven processing of data through IO channels. Understanding how they can be used to read, write and transform data is key to writing memory and CPU efficient data processing applications using Node.js.

Using Streams — Readable, Writable, Transform Streams and Flow Control

This is the fifth article from a new series about Node.js. In the past article we covered the Event Emitter, which is a convenient pattern for getting notifications of complex state changes in a decoupled…

Promises + FP = Beautiful Streams

Reactive Streams built with ADTs and pure FP

W’ve seen that Futures/Promises emerge as a logical meaning for asynchronous functions like in this Node example :

Top 2016 Data Streams Stories in Tweets — Part I

As they happened on twitter, along with our annotations.

Why I use WordPress as an RSS reader

It’s very simple. No unread item count.

WordPress Reader displays new site updates in a stream (or as dave Winer prefers a river). It’s just like Tumblr’s Dashboard for RSS with no indication as what you have and have not read although…