Agreed. I think I saw that async in C# has exceptions that behave as one naively expects they should. That would make JS so much more awesome, even with callb

Agreed. I think I saw that async in C# has exceptions that behave as one naively expects they should. That would make JS so much more awesome, even with callbacks. The worst part of them isn't the pyramid, IMO, so much as they all the horrible repeated "if error...."