This article's premise doesn't hold up, IMO: arguing there's "no point of contact" between pieces of code doesn't make sense when one part can write something like (from the article):
sync({ block: 'manualUpdate' })
To me this is semantically similar to an INTERCAL "COME FROM"; in a system that works like this, it's impossible to determine the runtime behavior of a single part without understanding everything that might be fiddling with execution.
Furthermore, there's another point of contact between the related pieces of code - they need to agree on the string-typed values like "manualUpdate" above.
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[ 3.0 ms ] story [ 9.5 ms ] threadFurthermore, there's another point of contact between the related pieces of code - they need to agree on the string-typed values like "manualUpdate" above.