Session Proposal: Promises developer exprience

[benjamingr]

Proposal

Topic of the session Promises developer exprience

Type of the session

• Collaborate
• Workshop
• Talk

Timezone of facilitator I am in GMT+2 but I am used to sessions in quirky times.

Estimated duration of the session 1-2 hours probably

Level C

• Beginner
• Intermediate
• Advanced

Pre-requisite knowledge

I am looking specifically for core collaborators (ping @mcollina @BridgeAR @addaleax ) and other involved parties in order to figure out together ideas for improving the promises debugging situation.

Participants that are not node-core are welcome

I specifically don't want to discuss the unhandled rejection issue if possible and focus on other things like Matteo's initiatives.

Also maybe @ronag would be a good person to collaborate on this with?

Describe the session

Mostly an open discussion of where we are in terms of promises debugging and how are things progressing. Maybe share some information about async iterator usage and how that's working out

Session facilitator(s), Github handle(s) and timezone(s) @benjamingr , although I am open to another facilitator I just want the discussion to happen :]

Additional context (optional) Looking forward to this :]

This section is for contributors handling Collaborator Summit logistics

Track

• New Contributor Orientation Track (see New Contributor Orientation Track #251)
• Regular Track
• Cross-Project Track

Triage

• Track chosen
• Scheduled

[benjamingr]

I opened this - but I am entirely fine with other people working on this and picking this up if they want. I just want the discussion to be had.

This was effective in the 2018 and 2019 summits :]

[mcollina]

Count me in!

[mmarchini]

I'm interested!

[mmarchini]

@jorydotcom would it be possible to change the schedule so this session doesn't overlap with diagnostics? There's a good overlap across folks interested in both topics.

[mmarchini]

Also, "Promises Developer Experience" and "AbortController in core" overlap (first ends at 10:30, second starts at 10:00), but both are hosted by @benjamingr (if this was discussed and resolved already, please ignore this comment).