http requests - Looking through someone's code and oh no :( - devRant

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spooky

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@CorruptComputer they expect an authentication token to be set upon a register or login request
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spooky

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@spooky haha wait but then that means sending up a username is pointless
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Orionss

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Don't be mean, he's trying to create a new way to optimize x)
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itsdaniel0

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But at least they used let! That's how you know they're a JS pro 😉
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neolium

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😂😂😂
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veslav

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Oooh noo, it's retarded...
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DasEarl

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I would callback that colleague so hard
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palecio

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I cringed.
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eybro

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Correct me if I'm wrong but won't those two be executed at the same time? (or is that exactly the point with this post?)
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devios1

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@jonatan You're not wrong. 😂
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ZwoRmi

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http://commitstrip.com/en/2017/...
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iSwimInTheC

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@ZwoRmi
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Wack

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@ZwoRmi @tisaconundrum damn, I was thinking about that comic but you guys where faster.
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nikolatesla

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callback
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iSwimInTheC

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But real question though. Wouldn't using a loop or something to wait for when a value gets returned, be the best way to solve this?
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spooky

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@tisaconundrum best way would just be using the request function and adding a callback, but that would still work better than what this dude did lmao
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gitpush

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With my internet it needs one year 😒

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