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@KoryNunn @yoshuawuyts the ES7 version definitely delivers chapters in order

@KoryNunn @yoshuawuyts I don't find this anywhere near as readable as https://jakearchibald.com/2014/es7-async-functions/#this-time-with-es7-async-functions … - but could be taste

@jaffathecake @yoshuawuyts remembering it compares to the first example, not the second. I find the named tasks pretty easy to follow prsnly

@jaffathecake @yoshuawuyts Actually on second look, i don't find either promise versions readable. Hard to tell the intent with a skim.

@KoryNunn @yoshuawuyts which part of https://jakearchibald.com/2014/es7-async-functions/#this-time-with-es7-async-functions … do you get lost at?

@jaffathecake @yoshuawuyts Didn't get lost, just not quick to understand intent. By quick I mean a few seconds. Named tasks help IMO.

@KoryNunn @yoshuawuyts is that what the first args are in that chaining thing in your example? It's so contrived it doesn't look like JS.

@jaffathecake @yoshuawuyts lol thanks for the feedback.. signature: ('taskResultName', ['dependant', 'task', 'names'], task)