Re:Meteor Raises $20M to Build the One JavaScript Stack to R...
by vdaniuk on Friday June 12, 2015 @11:54AM
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> There is no library (promises, fibers) that alleviates the simplicity of being able to do: users = User.objects.all()
As an counter-example, Sequelize offers both callbacks/promises so you don't have to wrap the query function manually. In fact many libraries provide promise interface or can be promisified with bluebird.
Using ES7 async/await and babel you just write:
let users = await Users.findAll()
Async/await syntax was the feature that made JS development pleasant for me. Brackets and parentheses soup that tends to be produced by callbacks/promises made my pattern recognition sick.
As an counter-example, Sequelize offers both callbacks/promises so you don't have to wrap the query function manually. In fact many libraries provide promise interface or can be promisified with bluebird.
Using ES7 async/await and babel you just write:
let users = await Users.findAll()
Async/await syntax was the feature that made JS development pleasant for me. Brackets and parentheses soup that tends to be produced by callbacks/promises made my pattern recognition sick.