Not really. If you look at the example he uses the return value of the first await for the second one, so he can't send them in parallel. It's exactly the use case for async/await :)
If there are no dependencies, I'd agree to use promises and a promise.all()
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Not really. If you look at the example he uses the return value of the first await for the second one, so he can't send them in parallel. It's exactly the use case for async/await :)
If there are no dependencies, I'd agree to use promises and a promise.all()
~Cheers