Message from JavaScript discussions
December 2018
— Callback hell is eliminated completely by hz when the callback is due to async
And, really it's not hz, it's the low level concept of concurrency... so all the langs I looked at which supported the same kind of concurrency were more or less devoid of most forms of callback hell
— As an example
— Are you guys some kind of united gang😅
— I spam the ever loving hell out of them constantly lol
— I brainwashed them
— Is it working on you? XD
— Also dependency. if i take, for example, jquery-ui slider https://jqueryui.com/slider/#range and drag one handle to another and see how it overlaps, i think, it's not good for me (it lacks an option to stop the drag when handles meet). i throw it away, take another, or implement my own manually. With Herz, i wont be able to throw it, if im going to compile my code with Herz, then i should follow the usage rules, right?
— I'm not sure how to understand this use case or how hz would help
— Maybe while dragging the slider, you mean run some code to do a conditional?
— I mean, can i compile generic project with Herz and it will be okay?
— Ahhh, yes!