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Totally agree. There's a sense of satisfaction when refactoring legacy callback code to a simple promise chain. It's even better when the functions called in su
by kevinmannix 10y ago
Totally agree. There's a sense of satisfaction when refactoring legacy callback code to a simple promise chain. It's even better when the functions called in succession have names that read out concisely and clearly the behavior of the Promise chain as a whole
- uranian 10y agohaha, totally happy for you guys enjoying Promises, it apparently works for you and that's what counts. I also enjoy refactoring callback code, only without the use of Promises, because I don't prefer them to compose and create a nice readable flow. There is a little learning curve though, but it's not so bad.