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Library to help write libraries that accept both promises and callbacks.
simple to the callbackify functions to promisify:
yield to callback transformer; flattener of asynchronous code
Runas library to work with callback functions making a promise API
Avoid confusing your code due to Promises and callbacks mix
Iterate a list and asynchronously wait for each callback to finish before processing next
Package allowing to pass a context along an asynchronous process
The simplest way to manage asynchronicity
- metasync
- callback
- callbacks
- promise
- sync
- async
- chain
- asyncronous
- parallel
- sequential
- metarhia
- step
- control
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The algorithm continuously evaluates and scores open source software projects in supported package managers based on their impact and value to the OSS ecosystem.
- picomatch
- file
- Array.prototype.flatMap
- preserve-symlinks
- traverse
- iterate
- ecmascript
- internal slot
- korean
- lint
- Microsoft
- l10n
- Array
- CSSStyleDeclaration
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Mongoose is a [MongoDB](https://www.mongodb.org/) object modeling tool designed to work in an asynchronous environment. Mongoose supports [Node.js](https://nodejs.org/en/) and [Deno](https://deno.land/) (alpha).
- Array.prototype.contains
- make dir
- runtime
- private data
- iterator
- jsx
- plugin
- byteOffset
- ES7
- rest
- execute
- feed
- callback
- ArrayBuffer.prototype.slice
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The algorithm continuously evaluates and scores open source software projects in supported package managers based on their impact and value to the OSS ecosystem.
An unintrusive, modern, and extremely simple callback-to-promise wrapper that makes no assumptions.
The accessible autocomplete is a component that helps users choose answers from a list you provide. You can also use it to make the answers you get from users more consistent.
Use generators and yield to write regular callback-based functions
An easier (in my opinion) way to handle asynchronous functionality. Use in place of callbacks or promises.
Wrap Stripe.js async methods to return promises
*A mostly reasonable approach to JavaScript*
- pure
- user-streams
- assert
- ascii
- sharedarraybuffer
- rapid
- sanitize
- Observable
- eventDispatcher
- reuse
- file
- Float64Array
- spinners
- redux-toolkit
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*A mostly reasonable approach to JavaScript*
- yaml
- colour
- xterm
- recursive
- native
- ArrayBuffer.prototype.slice
- 3d
- toSorted
- form-validation
- curl
- tester
- offset
- worker
- fp
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An incredibly easy way to use promises instead of callbacks, as long as they follow standard node callback conventions
*A mostly reasonable approach to JavaScript*
- guid
- fullwidth
- require
- argv
- kinesis
- ECMAScript 6
- ReactiveExtensions
- callback
- css nesting
- RegExp.prototype.flags
- fetch
- from
- mru
- CSS
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