The Future
When last we saw our HipsterModel, we had replaced direct Ajax calls with a data synchronization layer that was cleverly named HipsterSync. In the save method, it looks like this:
| | class HipsterModel { |
| | // ... |
| | save({callback}) { |
| | HipsterSync.send('post', this, options: { |
| | 'onLoad': (attrs) { |
| | attributes = attrs; |
| | if (callback != null) callback(this); |
| | } |
| | }); |
| | } |
| | } |
There are at least three issues with this approach. First, we are invoking send with too many arguments—we need to indicate that this is a “post,” and this is necessary so that HipsterSync knows what to sync—but the options parameter describes only a side effect and is not needed in order to perform the main execution thread. Second, the readability ...
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