#ajordanlike, when you read() (or whatever) more data from the stream it traverses the collection pages?
#ajordanor in Node.js terms when the backpressure on the read stream is low, it traverses the pages? idk if this is how other stream implementations work tho
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#cwebber2ajordan: I don't know anything about node's streams. Basically streams here mean a lazily evaluated list
#cwebber2there are two stream apis I wrote, one that traverses pages of the activitystreams collection
#cwebber2the other one traverses items, secretly using teh page stream behind the scenes
#cwebber2since streams are memoized the results of traversing are automatically cached as part of the datastructure
#ajordan(I figured most people here wouldn't know Node streams :D)
#ajordanso it's not a "stream" in the sense that it's not strictly ordered then, because you should be able to retrieve list items in any order you want, right? and the AS2 collection's pags will be traversed as an implementation detail?
#ajordannot trying to nitpick your terminology/implementation obviously, just curious about the design :)
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#cwebber2ajordan: it's strictly ordered, but fetched lazily
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#cwebber2sandro: looks like we got another W3C member as part of the WG
#cwebber2sandro: tsyesika_ is officially in as an Igalia representative :)