These articles always seem to boil down to only one thing- "I'm bad at callbacks".
I mean, really, is there any other criticism here? There is a valid point about the true nature of Walmart and Paypal's rewrites, but that's pretty tangential.
There's kind of a thing about some completely rookie mistakes in error handling, but that's really not relevant to anything, and again, tie into the "I'm bad at callbacks" thing.
I'd really be interested in some criticisms of node that aren't variations on stories of the author's past difficulties with callbacks, as most people who use node have no problems with them.
EDIT: Downvotes? Please, point out to me the part of the article that is not about callback troubles.
I mean, really, is there any other criticism here? There is a valid point about the true nature of Walmart and Paypal's rewrites, but that's pretty tangential.
There's kind of a thing about some completely rookie mistakes in error handling, but that's really not relevant to anything, and again, tie into the "I'm bad at callbacks" thing.
I'd really be interested in some criticisms of node that aren't variations on stories of the author's past difficulties with callbacks, as most people who use node have no problems with them.
EDIT: Downvotes? Please, point out to me the part of the article that is not about callback troubles.