There's something semantically (not syntactically) different about these two. In the first, the cb can be called many times.
Was thinking last night: what would a version of async/await look like that I'd actually want to use. If only it'd been closer to this.pic.twitter.com/sh0EQHiut6
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Sorry, I didn't mean the `cb`, I meant the callback function(err,res)
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IMO errors should implicitly bubble up & crash unless handled explicitly. Seen so much broken code because of missing error propagation.
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haha, yeah def for servers. Kinda come around on this for browsers - but think forcing it from language semantics was def not the right move
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Anyway, forgive my musings - I long know that Promises are here to stay yada yada. Just, like, wanted to share something I thought was neat
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I always thought thunks were superior to callbacks (and would easily allow the API you mentioned as implemented in 'co').
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Although I do really appreciate the memorization and error propagation features of promises.
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Sorry for being offtopic, but what color scheme do you use?
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Haha, all good - base16 eighties
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