Comment by olalonde

> That is to say, I don't know if there really _is_ a "default pattern".

Here:

    const results = await Promise.all([task1(), task2()]);

Could you give a side by side comparison (with and without ts-chan) so we can better understand what kind of problem it is attempting to solve?

My understanding was that Go channels / CSP solves concurrency in a multithreaded environment where reads/writes need to coordinated, but since JavaScript is single threaded, I'm not sure I understand why they would be useful in JavaScript. In JavaScript concurrent tasks can simply communicate by writing/reading shared variables.