Introducing Asynchronous JavaScript¶
Mozilla Developer Network. Introducing Asynchronous JavaScript.
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Mechanisms¶
- Callback Function
- Its failure mode appears when callbacks nest — a completion handler that starts another async call whose completion handler starts another — until the control flow is a deeply indented pyramid no one can follow, the state often called callback hell.
This sourceMDN Web Docs (n.d.). Defines callback hell as deeply nested dependent callbacks whose control flow and error handling become difficult to follow.
- Its failure mode appears when callbacks nest — a completion handler that starts another async call whose completion handler starts another — until the control flow is a deeply indented pyramid no one can follow, the state often called callback hell.
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