I have been trying to come around to using promises "correctly" and moving away from using callbacks, where catching errors was usually a bit more elegant in my opinion.
I'm still sort of yearning for callbacks and using async but I suppose that is in the past now.
Your handle function really nails it for me, it was just what I was looking for. Great post and explanation :)
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I have been trying to come around to using promises "correctly" and moving away from using callbacks, where catching errors was usually a bit more elegant in my opinion.
I'm still sort of yearning for callbacks and using async but I suppose that is in the past now.
Your
handlefunction really nails it for me, it was just what I was looking for. Great post and explanation :)