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That just "fixes it" with indirection, which is the only tool you have with callback style.
by always_good 9y ago
That just "fixes it" with indirection, which is the only tool you have with callback style.
- CodeWriter23 9y agoActually I characterize it as opting out of newly-introduced madness, and using the techniques we used pre-madness. Not a “fix” so much.
- always_good 9y agoI can agree with that. I think the problem with these sorts of discussions starts when someone dismisses promises, at which point one must assume that the person dismisses the problems that promises solve. And I think that happens in the other direction too, when someone dismisses callbacks which suggests that they think that callbacks are intractable in all scenarios.