It is a problem that is easily fixed. I like the fact that javascript allows you to write ugly code to make something work fast. When it works, you can refactor

It is a problem that is easily fixed. I like the fact that javascript allows you to write ugly code to make something work fast. When it works, you can refactor quickly by naming anonymous functions / using Promises / using whatever framework. Here is my nodejs algorithm so far: - Code something ugly with 4-7 anonymous function levels - Realize I'm in callback hell - Refactor and make sure all functions have access to the variables they need. (Because the scope is often changed while refactoring) - Test - Repeat