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If you wrap the callbacks in promises or observables, they become a very elegant and side-effect-free model. Reactive programming is starting to get traction, n
by TuringTest 13y ago
If you wrap the callbacks in promises or observables, they become a very elegant and side-effect-free model. Reactive programming is starting to get traction, now that it's more well known and being adopted by mainstream libraries.
- taeric 13y agoI would argue it is gaining steam due to the money being poured into it. Probably also possible now that resources are particularly "free" on platforms. It isn't like most of these techniques were invented this past year.