Hi,
I'm new to Node.js and wrapping my head around the asynchronous programming
model. A question comes to mind is why 'require' itself does not use
callbacks like below. I believe IO is involved in require and a lot of
things can fail.
require('http',
function(http){
// do stuff with http
},
function(error) {
console.log("Failed to load http");
});
Thanks,
Guoliang Cao
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