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it can get you into trouble if you really want async behavior but promises are resolved at the expression level by the runtime (slow) so it's hard for them to l
by recursivedoubts 3y ago
it can get you into trouble if you really want async behavior but promises are resolved at the expression level by the runtime (slow) so it's hard for them to leak out and, for scripting, it is usually a nicer experience:
on click
fetch /foo
then put the result into me