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docs: add a comparison table to the README - #398
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Positions FxTS against lodash and native Array/Iterator Helpers on the axes where it differentiates - lazy evaluation, AsyncIterable pipelines, backpressure concurrency, curried composition, async early termination, and literal-preserving inference - with honest partial marks (lodash chain, lodash/fp, sync-only native helpers). Links the p-limit/p-map migration guide. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Adds a "Why FxTS?" comparison table to the README, right after the intro bullets. It positions FxTS on the axes where it actually differentiates — lazy evaluation, AsyncIterable pipelines, backpressure concurrency (
concurrentPool), curried data-last composition, early termination across async work, and literal-preserving type inference — against lodash and native Array/Iterator Helpers (ES2025).Markings are honest: lodash gets partial credit for
_.chainlaziness andlodash/fp, native Iterator Helpers get full credit for sync lazy evaluation and partial for early termination (sync only, async helpers still a proposal). Rows where everyone ticks the box (deep utils) are included so the table doesn't read as cherry-picked.Also links the new p-limit/p-map migration guide (#397) for the concurrency row's audience.
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