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by jscheel 5381 days ago
In the node.js project I just finished, I was also forced to write some "async" c# for a separate system that the node.js project communicated with. Now, I'll be the first to admit, I don't know c#... but, it was the first time I had used both node.js AND c#. I have to say, the c# approach was a horrible exercise in pain and agony. I started to run into significant nesting in node.js, then realized it was because my approach was flawed. I abstracted more, and I also started using async.js (https://github.com/caolan/async), and everything was well in the world.