new Promise without first argument

[xlaywan]

Instead of:

let promise = new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
    if (true)
        resolve()
    else
        reject()
})

This

let promise = new Promise
if (true)
    promise.resolve()
else
    promise.reject()

Less nesting. What do you think?

[UltCombo]

That's called a deferred, and is a rather different concept. Any code that has access to the deferred object has full control over it and can resolve or reject it with any value, which is often considered insecure or undesirable.

In any case, this repository is not a place for such discussions. Please see the CONTRIBUTING doc and post proposals to the ES Discuss mailing list.

[UltCombo]

That's called a deferred, and is a rather different concept. Any code that has access to the deferred object has full control over it and can resolve or reject it with any value, which is often considered insecure or undesirable.

In any case, this repository is not a place for such discussions. Please see the CONTRIBUTING doc and post proposals to the ES Discuss mailing list.

[bterlson]

Yeah, it's a deferred. Oft-discussed possible addition, but not an alternative to what is presently spec'd.

[bterlson]

Yeah, it's a deferred. Oft-discussed possible addition, but not an alternative to what is presently spec'd.