Async/await (Swift Evolution Proposal SE-0296)¶
McCall, J., & Gregor, D. (2020). Async/await (Swift Evolution Proposal SE-0296).
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- Callback Hell
- . iOS Objective-C and early Swift — completion-handler nesting for chained network and animation calls before structured concurrency
This sourceThe Swift Evolution async/await proposal's motivation section, where completion-handler chaining is a deeply-nested 'pyramid of doom' before the separate structured-concurrency proposal.
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“Modern Swift development involves a lot of asynchronous (or "async") programming using closures and completion handlers, but these APIs are hard to use.”
- . iOS Objective-C and early Swift — completion-handler nesting for chained network and animation calls before structured concurrency
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