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I don't generally see people switching to JS for less boilerplate than Java, but for other reasons. That said, there's a lot less boilerplate than Java, even wi
by davelnewton 11y ago
I don't generally see people switching to JS for less boilerplate than Java, but for other reasons. That said, there's a lot less boilerplate than Java, even with this. Plus promisification is usually a one-liner once you're using a module or define the function.
I do grumpy-old-man stuff all the time too, although I'm getting better ;)