Parallel processing requests in Javascript with async/await

Burhan Bavkır
Nov 1 · 3 min read

Recently I was working on a Chrome extension that needed to make a few hundred fetch requests and then use the responses in further actions.

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There are a few ways you can handle this. You can simply use await to fetch URLs one after the other and go over the list of URLs.

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Burhan Bavkır

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I have been a freelance developer for over ten years now and have worked on a variety of platforms and languages.

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