You Don't Know JS: Async & Performance¶
Simpson. (2015). You Don't Know JS: Async & Performance.
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Domain-specific¶
- Callback Hell
- Early Node.js — the canonical site of the diagnosis: pre-2015 server code whose Promises and async/await standardizations were an explicit response to the pyramid of doom
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“This kind of code is often called "callback hell," and sometimes also referred to as the "pyramid of doom" (for its sideways-facing triangular shape due to the nested indentation).”
- Early Node.js — the canonical site of the diagnosis: pre-2015 server code whose Promises and async/await standardizations were an explicit response to the pyramid of doom
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