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run-parallel

1.1.4

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Version 1.1.4 Details

Run-parallel is a lightweight and efficient JavaScript library designed for executing an array of functions concurrently. Both versions 1.1.3 and 1.1.4 offer the same core functionality: running functions in parallel and invoking a final callback when all functions have completed or encountered an error. The library boasts zero dependencies, ensuring a small footprint and minimal overhead in your projects. It supports a variety of environments, including Node.js and browsers.

The difference between version 1.1.3 and 1.1.4 is minimal, likely involving internal improvements or minor bug fixes. The author, Feross Aboukhadijeh, maintains a focus on simplicity and reliability, which is reflected in the library's consistent API and functionality across versions.

Developers looking for a straightforward solution to parallelize operations in JavaScript will find run-parallel valuable. It's particularly useful for tasks like fetching data from multiple APIs simultaneously or processing a batch of files without blocking the main thread. The MIT license offers flexibility for integration into both open-source and commercial projects. The package includes 'tape' and 'zuul' for testing, while 'standard' is used for code style enforcement, ensuring code quality. The library is distributed as a tarball through the npm registry for easy integration with build processes.

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