ES7 async functions - a step in the wrong direction
ES7 async functions - a step in the wrong direction
3/26/2016
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This blog post discusses the introduction of async/await syntax in ECMAScript 7 (ES7) and argues that it may be a step in the wrong direction for JavaScript. The author first explains how async/await works and its benefits for handling asynchronous operations. However, they then delve into the potential downsides and limitations of async/await, such as its impact on code readability, error handling, and performance. The author argues that the added complexity and potential pitfalls of async/await may not outweigh its benefits, and suggests alternative approaches for managing asynchronous code. Overall, the post presents a critical perspective on the use of async/await in JavaScript development.
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