Cleaning up promises with yield

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Last time we cleaned up callback hell with yield but callbacks in the design which I was talking about are not all that common these days, especially if you’re working in the browser. When you’re in the browser there’s a good chance you’re going to be working with Promises, and more accurately Promise/A+. If you’re unfamiliar with Promises, it’s a specification which is states that you have an object which exposes a then method which will either fulfill or reject some operation.

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