Notes7

notes7.md

• Callback Hell -- indentation isn't the problem. The problem is about losing control of the invocation of your code.

• The "inversion of control" from callback hell is the problem.

• Generators were great to learn about. It's much clearer now.

• Generators are an old thing in computer science. Neat to know they're also in JS

• Yield and .next() make much more sense now :)

• Where would we use Generators, though?

• Using promises and generators together is something new! That's interesting...

• ES7 async functions might make the interaction much nicer

• Promises are good not only because they're cleaner, but because they solve the IoC problem

• We have been using promises in our code quite a bit. The explanation with setTimeouts was nice

• These last couple of weeks felt kind of rushed -- he skipped some slides! coroutines, observer/singleton, etc.

• If we put together all the notes, it would be useful. But someone would have to find them and use them.

• Would be good to have the notes as a Q article

• Not much preference as to the tasks, so we'll split the remaining week between Clevertraining and the Q article.