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async/await is well designed in that it "converts" into a Promise (and you can await Promises). Even though async code is still "contagious" if you need the res
by robertkrahn01 10y ago
async/await is well designed in that it "converts" into a Promise (and you can await Promises). Even though async code is still "contagious" if you need the result of the computation, sync and async code can now be mixed – the sync code can pass the promises around. This makes it a lot more convenient to use i.e. code is more concise.
- aarpmcgee 10y agoJust as a point of interest (maybe), I've been using Redux-Saga on a project it essentially affords the same benefit; it abstracts over any of the JS async primitives (callbacks, promises, generators, etc). It is awesome!