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iOS Closures in Swift 2 Closures in Cocoa Touch Using the Networking Code

Andrea Miotto
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What about Callback hell?

I know that this video is showing us just some useful way to use closures, but if we use closures like callbacks, we are going to face the callback hell problem. Shouldn't we use deferred instead? And is there a course about deferred?

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Anthony Boutinov
Anthony Boutinov
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Anthony Boutinov
Anthony Boutinov
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It is not part of Swift language.

But if you really want this functionality, there are libraries for it.