async.js has 'waterfall' and 'parallel', both of which take an array of functions, and it's (imo) much clearer to declare them as anonymous functions inline tha

async.js has 'waterfall' and 'parallel', both of which take an array of functions, and it's (imo) much clearer to declare them as anonymous functions inline than make named functions and then pass an array of names to it. I would say that that makes me someone who regularly declares a bunch of anonymous functions in an array. If it's a pattern you haven't used, I can certainly understand being wary of it at first. But being wary is different than being prescriptive. There is always more to learn.