Echo JS 0.11.0

Conflates AngularJs and Angular (2+)... which is problematic considering they're very different beasts with component libraries that are incompatible.  I'd suspect the survey referenced also does similar.

Can't access from work, at least one external resource is blocked, and not self contained enough to load on its' own.

While not a bad article, I wish more people would just use the fetch (node-fetch, isomorphic-fetch) interface... I know some may be slightly easier, but in general fetch is good enough, and you can always create your own "client" that will abstract it's use a bit.

I probably would have gone with node-fetch, but okay.

I guess, simply having an Iterable interface would be enough...  You'd just check the object/array for instance[Symbol.iterator]

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Guide/Iterators_and_Generators

Didn't look at the library page, but this would be cool if it works with generators for streams of records.

Very cool... though I'd probably just jump to async functions considering it's requiring a super green browser for module support anyway.

Very cool... The rate limit shouldn't be an issue since it's from the unauthenticated client, which allows one request per minute.  Combining with sessionStorage to only refresh if on the page for 3+ minutes could even be reasonable there.

The usage seems really cool, and I'd love to see functionality come to this level with PostgreSQL PLv8 and even in MS-SQL Server.

Well, if you go by bandwidth, it's mostly YouTube and Netflix