I think callbacks are still pretty broken even after applying the "two rules". Yes, one avoids nesting, but you still break your procedure/function/method into

I think callbacks are still pretty broken even after applying the "two rules". Yes, one avoids nesting, but you still break your procedure/function/method into chunks which make no sense by themselves. I don't see how that can lead to good code. Better than a million nested callbacks? Sure. Readable? Nope. How do you even name all those callbacks?