Java Script

JS was not built with the idea that you would want to be doing so many asynchronous things in mind when it was first created. So there isn't a built in way to say, oh, well, this is the clear way to handle that solution. That's kind of what led me to create the futures JS library. And just a quick rundown. The way I like to do it to the poor man's way without using the library or anything is simply to separate that waterfall into functions that are all indented at the same level and then have at the end of each function, the call to the nextfunction.