Just be careful with Promise.all, if one promise fails, then all are considered rejected. IMO, using Promise.allSettled is a better approach - but also a much newer method.
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Thanks for the tip, never have I ever use Promise.allSettled. But I'm working in part 2 with more details about Promises. ;)
Great tip as well! I never knew that this existed, thanks. I'm just starting out on the new ES version
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Just be careful with
Promise.all, if one promise fails, then all are considered rejected. IMO, using Promise.allSettled is a better approach - but also a much newer method.Thanks for the tip, never have I ever use Promise.allSettled. But I'm working in part 2 with more details about Promises. ;)
Great tip as well! I never knew that this existed, thanks. I'm just starting out on the new ES version