bro i love your content!!. Im a school student and my brother is a advocate, so he wants me to make a website (law firm web page) for himself so that he can receive more clients. Can u make a tutorial on that plz?? Or if u have made one plz share me the link
function task1(){ console.log("Task 1") } function task2(){ console.log("Task 2") } A callback hell is something like function task1(){ task2(){ ... } } Am I right ?
// Callback Hell = Situation in JavaScript where callbacks
// are nested within other callbacks to the
// degree where the code is difficult to read.
// Old pattern to handle asynchronous functions.
// Use Promises + async/await to avoid Callback Hell
function task1(callback){
setTimeout(() => {
console.log("Task 1 complete");
callback();
}, 2000);
}
function task2(callback){
setTimeout(() => {
console.log("Task 2 complete");
callback();
}, 1000);
}
function task3(callback){
setTimeout(() => {
console.log("Task 3 complete");
callback();
}, 3000);
}
function task4(callback){
setTimeout(() => {
console.log("Task 4 complete");
callback();
}, 1500);
}
task1(() => {
task2(() => {
task3(() => {
task4(() => console.log("All tasks completed"));
})
});
})
I was about to jump out of the building because I couldn't understand how this worked, thanks, you're the GOAT
Better title would be "What the hell is callback hell?"
The explaination is just awesome
just learned all JavaScript from bro now i understand call backs and asnch js
simplest and easy style to teach
This video saved my life
Awesome explanation
Thanks for the vid bro. It was helpful to actually visualize callback hell. Waiting for async/await video. I have to learn async/await.
That's coming up after promises
Amazing video in 5 mins
THIS SURELY IS WOUNDERFULL
Nice explanation
Clean explanation!👏
Tysm😊
Very good explanation :D
Thank you! Thats helpful!
Thank you so much
Sir,do you have notes for JavaScript
If you make DSA in Js that’s the thing that everybody
If you want to execute the task one after the other why go for async, you should have used synchronous itself nah?
bro i love your content!!. Im a school student and my brother is a advocate, so he wants me to make a website (law firm web page) for himself so that he can receive more clients. Can u make a tutorial on that plz?? Or if u have made one plz share me the link
I don't have a video where we build a full website together yet. I might do that in the future.
Why write in JS if you aren't writing a non probable callback hell?
love how you didnt offer any solution or pattern to that problem.
That's the next video on promises
@@BroCodez yay!! i can't wait!😁
Nice channel btw, keep up the good work!🔥
function task1(){
console.log("Task 1")
}
function task2(){
console.log("Task 2")
}
A callback hell is something like
function task1(){
task2(){
...
}
}
Am I right ?
0:52 tasks were complete! 💪💋!
1:46
Читать легче. На слух очень плохо воспринимаю.
cant we just call task1(task2(task3(task4(task5))))) ?
That's what I was thinking too. There must be something else we are not taking into account for him to add all that extra code to his example.
bro i wanna know who r u
JS is a joke!