AI Changelog

New Features

Functionality: Introduce _.barrier, allowing users to execute a function after a specified number of calls. This is perfect for scenarios like displaying a gallery after all images have been preloaded.

Functionality: Enhance _.invoke() to support passing a function reference directly, making it easier to call methods with custom arguments while maintaining the correct context.
Performance: Speed up several methods that assign a default identity function for missing or optional iterators, resulting in noticeable performance improvements.
Functionality: Improve the implementation of _.after by switching the order of arguments, making it more intuitive to use.

Fix the behavior of _.every to now require an iterator to be passed, ensuring stricter compliance with ECMA5 standards.
Resolve issue where _.extend incorrectly copies keys for undefined values, enhancing the reliability of the function.

Update documentation to clarify that zip is now referred to as transpose, ensuring users have the correct terminology.

Functionality: Introduce _.barrier, allowing users to execute a function after a specified number of calls. This is perfect for scenarios like displaying a gallery after all images have been preloaded.

Functionality: Enhance _.invoke() to support passing a function reference directly, making it easier to call methods with custom arguments while maintaining the correct context.
Performance: Speed up several methods that assign a default identity function for missing or optional iterators, resulting in noticeable performance improvements.
Functionality: Improve the implementation of _.after by switching the order of arguments, making it more intuitive to use.

Fix the behavior of _.every to now require an iterator to be passed, ensuring stricter compliance with ECMA5 standards.
Resolve issue where _.extend incorrectly copies keys for undefined values, enhancing the reliability of the function.

Update documentation to clarify that zip is now referred to as transpose, ensuring users have the correct terminology.