Also, promises are always more preferable. Sync functions should be avoided in most cases, specially in browser js. When I'm programming in node, sometimes I use fs sync functions for the sake of simplicity, when I'm writing a cli code or the initialization of a server. Never in code that'll run concurrently.
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Yeah, I agree.
Also, promises are always more preferable. Sync functions should be avoided in most cases, specially in browser js. When I'm programming in node, sometimes I use fs sync functions for the sake of simplicity, when I'm writing a cli code or the initialization of a server. Never in code that'll run concurrently.