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Add Promise learning resources #127

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briancavalier opened this issue Jun 8, 2013 · 4 comments
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Add Promise learning resources #127

briancavalier opened this issue Jun 8, 2013 · 4 comments

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@briancavalier
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I've been thinking that maybe we should also provide links to promise learning resources: blog posts, tutorials, examples, etc etc. These don't necessarily have to be things written by Promises/A+ members (although they certainly can be), but we can probably curate a nice centralized list of existing resources for people.

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@domenic
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domenic commented Jun 8, 2013

I feel similarly about this as I do about benchmarks (promises-aplus/promise-tests#35): seems like a great idea and we should definitely do it, but, not sure if the organization should get in the business of endorsing content. Hmm.

@junosuarez
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We should make a nodeschool.io workshop for Promises. To @domenic's point above, by "we" I mean "people interested in promises who may be reading this repository's issues" not "the organization."

@hrishikeshs
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+1 on this issue. Apart from @domenic 's blogpost on "you're missing the point of promises" and kriskowal's gtor, and a couple of html5rocks articles, I have not come across a lot of resources on promises. @ForbesLindesay 's talk about control flow utopia is quite excellent, it would be a nice idea to collect more of such resources and provide links in one place.

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Flattered :)

I also run https://www.promisejs.org which started out as my talk in article form but has grown to be a slightly more substantial resource. It's on GitHub if anyone wants to extend it.

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