In the previous post, we saw how Callback Hell makes code confusing
when callbacks are nested again and again.
Now letโs see how Promises fix this problem.
Real-life example (Chai Shop continued โ)
Earlier, the chai wala was saying:
- Iโll make tea after sugar is added
- Sugar will be added after milk comes
- Milk will come after gas is on
Everyone was confused ๐ตโ๐ซ
Now imagine the chai wala says this instead:
โI promise Iโll make the tea properly.
If everything goes well, youโll get your tea.
If something goes wrong, Iโll tell you.โ
Suddenly, things feel clear and organized.
Thatโs exactly how Promises work.
Promise way of doing the same work
makeTea()
.then(addSugar)
.then(addMilk)
.then(boilTea)
.then(serveTea)
.catch(handleError);
Why Promises are better than callbacks
- Code is clean and readable
- Easy to understand the flow
- Errors can be handled in one place
- Easy to add or remove steps
Simple comparison
- Callbacks โ messy when steps increase
- Promises โ clean and manageable
One-line summary
Promises turn confusing nested callbacks into a clear step-by-step flow.
Next Question for you.๐
๐ How async/await makes Promises even easier
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