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Yes, you can reinvent wheels and avoid javascript best practices, and lose all benefits of async code control.
by Stal3r 13y ago
Yes, you can reinvent wheels and avoid javascript best practices, and lose all benefits of async code control.
- Groxx 13y agoLatches aren't async code control? Javascript has (async) best practices that survive more than a couple years? Promises are great, I totally agree (as long as they're A+ compliant). But they're not on every platform, and it's not (usually) worth building your own if it's not there.