I like the article, and I look forward to ES6 generators. However, if someone want the compactness of the second example today, CoffeeScript is another alterna

I like the article, and I look forward to ES6 generators. However, if someone want the compactness of the second example today, CoffeeScript is another alternative: conn = undefined r.connect().then (c) -> conn = c r.dbCreate('quake').run(conn) .then -> r.db('quake').tableCreate('quakes').run(conn) .then -> r.db('quake').table('quakes') .indexCreate('geometry', geo: true).run(conn) .then -> r.db('quake').table('quakes') .insert(r.http(feedUrl)('features')).run(conn) .error (err) -> console.log(err) if err.msg.indexOf('already exists') == -1 .finally -> conn.close() if conn (obviously the main benefits with generators aren't concise code, but since the article mentioned conciseness I thought I'd post the CoffeeScript equivalent)