> We're using mhttpd for calls that end up working better with asynchronous requests, and we've built up sort of a parallel, asynchronous library using javascript Promises.
> 
> The Promises (which are in the ES6 spec) have worked incredibly well for building well-behaved, sequential calls to mhttpd.  Personally, I also find their syntax much easier to wrap my
> head around, especially compared to callbacks.
> 
> I'd be happy to add these functions to midas.js if there's general interest. 

Why don't you post the functions here so that we can have a look? They don't have to be incorporated into mhttpd.js necessarily, but could live in a separate file, the people can choose which one to use.

Stefan