👅 @fizzwiz/fluent v0.0.0-dev.9 is out!

👅 @fizzwiz/fluent: prerelease v0.0.0-dev.9 is out!

This release is all about making functional + asynchronous flows easier to express:

  • ✨ if() & which() — now throw on predicate failure for safer logic
  • 🛡️ else() — catches those errors gracefully
  • ⚡ when() — event-aware, fluent, and powerful enough for distributed computations
  • ⏱️ self() — adds built-in timeout & retry semantics, no boilerplate needed

With these changes, workflows that used to require manual wiring of Promises, event handlers, and retries now read like clear, declarative chains.

📖 Read the announcement & deep dives on the blog:
fluent.blog.fizzwiz.cloud

📦 Try it now on npm:
@fizzwiz/fluent

— @fizzwiz ✨

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