Seriously. When someone complains about callback hell its a good sign that their application is a poorly written mess. I see it a lot from backend developers w

Seriously. When someone complains about callback hell its a good sign that their application is a poorly written mess. I see it a lot from backend developers who never really knew JS that well and then moved on to the next shiny thing (right now Go, but Haskell, Rust, etc) without ever having a good grasp of WHY they has issues - instead they blame node/JS. In a year or so I fully expect all these articles to switch to "why Go sucks" as the cycle repeats.