> Like how the author claims you can't visually "see" that two await calls can be parallelized. I'm not gonna pretend to be a JS expert here, but isn't that ex

> Like how the author claims you can't visually "see" that two await calls can be parallelized. I'm not gonna pretend to be a JS expert here, but isn't that exactly what you can see? Isn't that the whole point? It lets you easily take a second look and decide to check if the operations can happen in parallel or not. I'm literally using 2 awaits in a row because android's BLE implementation doesn't necessarily like more than 1 operation happening at once, and I'm not doing enough other operations such that I need to implement a whole queue to handle it. (although maybe the library i'm using should implement that queue)