Composable Concurrency Tasks by Isaac Ezer Ember users have fallen in love with Ember Concurrency. It uses ES6 generators to elegantly solve a large class of async programming challenges that is common to all JavaScript apps. It makes code more concise, has an elegant API, requests can be canceled if they’re no longer needed, and no more "isDestroyed" checks. Let's do a deep dive into the inner workings of Ember Concurrency. We’ll learn how to build our own abstractions that encapsulate complex tasks for reuse in our apps. We’ll build composable, higher-order tasks that put more power into the hands of you and your fellow developers.
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