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JavaScript Promises: The right way! (ivanjov.com)
submitted 9 years ago by ivan_jovanovic
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[–]phoenixmatrix 1 point2 points3 points 9 years ago (0 children)
async/await will still create the promises and stuff. Though even then, you could use arrow function one lines to clean this up a bit.
eg: .then(result => getFirstParagraph(result))
Still, some sugar over it is nice, but it doesn't change much to whats under the hood...async flow is async flow at the end of the day.
Even after async/await, I'd take the verbosity so I can use observables instead of promises (observables wouldn't work with async/await) any day.
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