January 2019
— I dont get what are you trying to prove🤤 ye, okay, callbacks for events
const o = (f, g) => (...a, cb) => g(...a, (err, data) => err ? cb(err) : f(data, (err, data) => err ? cb(err) : cb(null, data)));
— Sure, less pretty since errors don't automatically get handled
— But better than threading primitives
— Yes, so no timers
— It's a better system
— Notify me when you're donevsLet me check every n milliseconds if it's done
— Thinking about it, this has way more restrictions than any other way
— Since it requires order
— Can't be reused in a concurrent system
— Which sounds nicer?
— Which sounds more performant?