The example you show with async/await allows you to write asynchronous code in a "synchronous" say, but it is still asynchronous.
If that's what you were trying to demonstrate, then the title of the post is misleading. I imagine it would confuse others as well and especially those who might be new to JS. 😉
The example you show with async/await allows you to write asynchronous code in a "synchronous" say, but it is still asynchronous.
If that's what you were trying to demonstrate, then the title of the post is misleading. I imagine it would confuse others as well and especially those who might be new to JS. 😉
I read about it and now I really feel the same way with you. Thanks for such a nice compliment. :)