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No, they don't actually solve any of the problems. They just provide syntactic sugar papering over them and, what's worse, exactly make you believe that the pr
by mpweiher 4y ago
No, they don't actually solve any of the problems.
They just provide syntactic sugar papering over them and, what's worse, exactly make you believe that the problems have been solved.
- olalonde 4y agoAt least with "await person.getFullName()", it's more obvious that a network call is being made.
- P5fRxh5kUvp2th 4y agothat's an abuse and an excuse. 1. It's an abuse of what async/await is. async/await is about concurrency and says NOTHING about the cause of that concurrency. 2. It's an excuse to rationalize what is clearly a bad idea. RPC should obviously be RPC. What seems obvious to you in that function call isn't going to be obvious in 5-10 years once your sensibilities are gone and it's someone else dealing with the crap you wrote.