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> "astink / await" If you take it in the context of the industry, I think async/await is the more imperative friendly option. It let's you write code sequentia
by jcmontx 11mo ago
> "astink / await"
If you take it in the context of the industry, I think async/await is the more imperative friendly option. It let's you write code sequentially without callbacks. And the performance gains are definitely worth it. I'll have to respectfully disagree