No promises: asynchronous JavaScript with only generators
Two ECMAScript 6 [1] features enable an intriguing new style of asynchronous JavaScript code: promises [2] and generators [3]. This blog post explains this new style and presents a way of using it without promises. Overview  # Normally, you make a function calls like this: let result = func(···); console.log(result); It would be great if this style of invocation also worked for functions that perf
Promise Anti-patterns – Tao of Code
Promises are very simple once you get your head around them, but there are a few gotchas that can leave you with your head scratching. Here are a few that got me. Nested Promises You get a whole bundle of promises nested in eachother: loadSomething().then(function(something) { loadAnotherthing().then(function(another) { DoSomethingOnThem(something, another); }); }); The reason you’ve done this is
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