You surely can. My point here is not to confuse new devs making them think one replaces the other, because it doesn't. They are two tools you can combine to make the best out of your async flows.
Good post, by the way!
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Yeah, I do that myself (I don't think that's gross at all). That's the combination I think makes sense: we get the benefits of async/await without giving up the parallelism.
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You surely can. My point here is not to confuse new devs making them think one replaces the other, because it doesn't. They are two tools you can combine to make the best out of your async flows.
Good post, by the way!
tbh I tend to get a little weird with parallel promises and combine destructuring,
await, andPromise.all():kinda gross, but personally I prefer it to returning to promise chains
Yeah, I do that myself (I don't think that's gross at all). That's the combination I think makes sense: we get the benefits of
async/awaitwithout giving up the parallelism.