I've removed the offending code from the article and tests, but it'd be good to update the article with new recommendations.

Removed Area-IO label.
Added Library-IO, Area-Library labels.

Is this still relevant?

I'm not sure. If the stream tutorial covers everything you need, we can retire this article. If it doesn't, we should talk about doc needs for streams.

cc @Sfshaza

I believe Kathy has a newer and better async streams tutorial at https://www.dartlang.org/docs/tutorials/streams/
@kwalrath : I think we can retire (mark as obsolete) the old one.

The tutorial is about using streams, and the article is about creating streams. We removed the really obsolete sections that used EventTransformStream & StreamEventTransformer.

If you think that people don't need info on creating streams (or at least, not up-to-date info on that)—then we can mark the article as obsolete.

If you think it would help developers, we could add links to the source for libraries that have good examples of creating streams.

On Tue, Dec 8, 2015 at 7:44 PM, Kathy Walrath notifications@github.com
wrote:

The tutorial https://www.dartlang.org/docs/tutorials/streams/ is about
using streams, and the article
https://www.dartlang.org/articles/creating-streams/ is about creating
streams. We removed the really obsolete sections that used
EventTransformStream & StreamEventTransformer.

If you think that people don't need info on creating streams (or at least,
not up-to-date info on that)—then we can mark the article as obsolete.

Ack, true, there is a difference.

If you think it would help developers, we could add links to the source
for libraries that have good examples of creating streams.

Or I could rewrite the article to use async*. I should probably do that. :)

/L

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Rewriting to use async* would be great!