The only async behavior of javscript I know / and I use, is:
You can run multiple operations "async" for example if you have 10 http request, you can send them all at "once" and not one after another (with Promise.all).
All I know is that JavaScript is a single threaded language so you can't archive 100% async behavior with it (correct me if I'm wrong).
So If I'm debugging JavaScript code manually (line for line) I'm go througt it as if it wasn't async, even throug Promises or await/async functions.
Hi,
you should read this documentation:
developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/L...
and maybe this one: javascript.info/async
The only async behavior of javscript I know / and I use, is:
You can run multiple operations "async" for example if you have 10 http request, you can send them all at "once" and not one after another (with
Promise.all).All I know is that JavaScript is a single threaded language so you can't archive 100% async behavior with it (correct me if I'm wrong).
So If I'm debugging JavaScript code manually (line for line) I'm go througt it as if it wasn't async, even throug Promises or await/async functions.
Simon
Hey,
Thanks, that helped it😊.