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This is a first attempt at describing asynchronous programming in node.js. It
attempts to at least mention all considerations. It also attempts to present
experience and best-practices when such are clear.

This is a first attempt at describing asynchronous programming in node.js. It
attempts to at least mention all considerations. It also attempts to present
experience and best-practices when such are clear.

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Note some other names people use for this such as "errback".

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Nit: There's been a renewed effort lately to standardize on Node.js and not node.js.

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Note to other reviewers: This went through a round of review over at the docs repo. /cc @nodejs/documentation

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@drewfish Hi, can you please have a look at the comments above and update your PR?

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No feedback from the original poster for months, closing this. I also think it's rather suited for a personal blog post than for the Node.js website.

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Yeah, sorry about that, just haven't been able to get to this :(

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