async/await are coming with ES7 and available today with BabelJS and other transpilers. Though not part of core, they rely on thenables/promises, which handle the reject/resolve which get composed with generators.
The required bits are in place... alternatively you can use co/koa which uses generators along with yeilding promises to act in a similar fashion.. it does work pretty well, and will only get better.
The required bits are in place... alternatively you can use co/koa which uses generators along with yeilding promises to act in a similar fashion.. it does work pretty well, and will only get better.