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I think you’re trying to recreate the semantics of Promise.all without using Promise.all. You’re effectively saying that Promises are a better async programmin
by saimiam 4y ago
I think you’re trying to recreate the semantics of Promise.all without using Promise.all.
You’re effectively saying that Promises are a better async programming paradigm than async/await…which is also what the author is saying in the article.
- RedShift1 4y agoI'm not saying anything about promises vs async/await. The original comment said that you can't have 2 async things happen in parallel without Promise.all, my code snippet proves that you can.