RQ – A small JavaScript library for managing asychronicity

Re:RQ – A small JavaScript library for managing asychronicity by outside1234 on Monday April 13, 2015 @11:28PM (#9371961)

errr. require('async')?

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Re:RQ – A small JavaScript library for managing asychronicity by sturadnidge on Tuesday April 14, 2015 @03:39AM (#9372668)

Despite stating that this is intended for server side use, he's also ignoring a major node / io convention with 'callback(success, failure)' - that alone will probably kill it for many us!

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Re:RQ – A small JavaScript library for managing asychronicity by bisrael on Tuesday April 14, 2015 @01:46AM (#9372333)

exactly what i was thinking.

seems like some NIH thinking in crockford land

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Re:RQ – A small JavaScript library for managing asychronicity by chjj on Tuesday April 14, 2015 @06:31AM (#9373224)

Maybe Crockford is a bit behind the times. In the good old days, if it were still 2011, this wouldn't be NIH. Back then, everyone was still writing their own async flow control libraries. It was like a rite of passage into the node world. I remember my first one: https://github.com/chjj/N

I'm sure every early node person here has one, even if they didn't push it to github.

Looking back at it, I'm suddenly feeling a bit nostalgic for those days.

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Re:RQ – A small JavaScript library for managing asychronicity by alessioalex on Tuesday April 14, 2015 @06:57AM (#9373291)

He didn't even include a package.json, shish.

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