> The JS ecosystem has on the other hand moved to async and Promises as the standand/default way to implement things, which makes things much easier. Weird, no

> The JS ecosystem has on the other hand moved to async and Promises as the standand/default way to implement things, which makes things much easier. Weird, none of the issues in my career as a full stack dev ever have been due to a lack of async primitives. There are much more elegant ways of doing concurrency than Promises and coloured (async vs regular) functions, if that's the issue.