I agree mostly. One of the biggest issues with async/await in C# is that if not used carefully you can get deadlocks. If you get even one such deadlock, the cos

I agree mostly. One of the biggest issues with async/await in C# is that if not used carefully you can get deadlocks. If you get even one such deadlock, the cost of debugging it can wipe out all your hardware savings. For that reason most people should not use async/await in C#. Since there is no deadlock issue in JavaScript async/await should result in code that is easier to write as well as maintain.