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I don't know about others but the imposition of try catch for error handling in async/await seems to cut against the syntax gains over promises.
by lootsauce 10y ago
I don't know about others but the imposition of try catch for error handling in async/await seems to cut against the syntax gains over promises.
- nurettin 10y agoIf by promises you mean the `some.fun(had).catch(had, function(){handle stuff here})` syntax compared to async/await, that is actually a very fair point and it does make two syntaxes similarly verbose. However, it is still easier to follow a ladder of conditional statements using async/await compared to escher-style stairs of callbacks inside callbacks.