Asynchrony is one of the most complex problems in front-end programming, and there is even a super-powerful library like rxjs that deals specifically with async-related issues.
I also maintains its own lightweight lib for handling asynchronous related tasks, refer to @liuli-util/async
rxjs is really cool, but I don't think all front-ends have to master rxjs, it's so complicated that most projects don't need to use it, that's why we maintain some similar functions separately and form a lib reason.
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Asynchrony is one of the most complex problems in front-end programming, and there is even a super-powerful library like rxjs that deals specifically with async-related issues.
I also maintains its own lightweight lib for handling asynchronous related tasks, refer to @liuli-util/async
I agree with you. RxJS is a pretty cool library and I'd advice anyone who does frontend development to check it out
rxjs is really cool, but I don't think all front-ends have to master rxjs, it's so complicated that most projects don't need to use it, that's why we maintain some similar functions separately and form a lib reason.