Comment on Three Routes to Spaghetti-Free JavascriptComments−Groxx15yRoute 1: Streamline.js, a compiles-to-Javascript language.Route 2: Mobl, a compiles-to-Javascript language.Route 3: Stratified.js, a compiles-to-Javascript language.And then a side-mention for something actually in Javascript: https://github.com/caolan/asyncSo, to make spaghetti-free Javascript... don't write Javascript? I'll keep looking, thanks.−treeface15yTry jQuery's deferred events. It is, IMO, the most elegant actual-JavaScript solution to the problem I've seen.
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Route 1: Streamline.js, a compiles-to-Javascript language.
Route 2: Mobl, a compiles-to-Javascript language.
Route 3: Stratified.js, a compiles-to-Javascript language.
And then a side-mention for something actually in Javascript: https://github.com/caolan/async
So, to make spaghetti-free Javascript... don't write Javascript? I'll keep looking, thanks.
Try jQuery's deferred events. It is, IMO, the most elegant actual-JavaScript solution to the problem I've seen.