A clear rejection is better than a fake Promise
A quick overview including example code, at your convenience
Handling errors in JavaScript-Promises might seem confusing at first: Not only are there different ways to make an asynchronous Function work by either using the duo infernale async/await or chaining Higher Order functions in the form of then() and passing callback…
No promises, oh no,(sic!) promises.
We’ll be seeing the term Promise in this article quite often. Here’s what it means:
A JavaScript Promise represents the eventual completion (or failure) of an asnychronous operation. (MDN)
The Promise-API is part of JavaScript since the 6th Edition of ECMAScript, better known as ECMAScript 2015 or ES6. There are…
Thorsten Suckow-Homberg
The fun guy, not the smart guy. Sucker for abstraction layers. Full Stack Senior. github.com/thorstensuckow
