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If you are coding for the browser, neither of the options you suggest are available to you. Now what? Answer: you do it with callbacks, because they are litera
by allertonm 14y ago
If you are coding for the browser, neither of the options you suggest are available to you. Now what?
Answer: you do it with callbacks, because they are literally the only mechanism available. Welcome (back) to callback hell.
- jblow 14y agoHence my caveat about not being able to avoid it if an API forces you to use them. But if I were making a replacement language that runs in the browser, among the highest priorities would be to make it not work via callbacks.