That’s probably good general advice. One problem. I’m increasingly coming across devs who’ve never used Promises directly, only async/await. They’re introducin

That’s probably good general advice. One problem. I’m increasingly coming across devs who’ve never used Promises directly, only async/await. They’re introducing all kinds of problems into code because they don’t have that foundational understanding of Promises. I think it’s essential to know how Promises work, even if we generally recommend async/await. Also, Promise interface can do things that async/await cannot, such as Promise.all, and other unusual async execution scenarios. It’s important to have those tools in your belt.