ArnaudWopata

Purpose

Demonstrate how to write clean express controllers using function currying and promises.

• Promises helps avoiding callback hell
• Currying helps code reuse

Install, run, test

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var Q = require('kew');


function failureSync(){
  throw new Error('sync failure');
};

function failureAsync(){
  return Q.reject(new Error('async failure'));
};

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ArnaudWopata

I mostly agree. 

On subjects that are close to my daily problems:

Angular vs. React: his description is good. ReactJS and WebComponents certainly are the future. Even if ReactJS has been publicly released not too long ago, its been proven solid. The Angular framework brings comfort to development by structuring it. Now that we are more experienced on javascript rich application, we could design our own application structures. Taking a tour on ReactJS has been on my plans for a few weeks, after it buzzed on the JS sphere. Only thing I would oppose: I am not sure that ReactJS popularity will grow fast enough to pass Angular before WebComponents wins the battle.

About: Offline. I don't have anything to add. Not mature yet.