Continuable

In modern software development, efficiently handling I/O operations, compute-intensive tasks, or event-driven logic is crucial. Traditional asynchronous programming models, such as callback functions, often lead to the notorious “Callback Hell,” making the code difficult to read, maintain, and debug. C++11/14 introduced <span>std::future</span> and <span>std::promise</span>, providing basic support for asynchronous operations, but their chained calls are … Read more