We have a problem with promises
We have a problem with promises
6/24/2015
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This blog post discusses the issue of using promises in JavaScript applications. The author explains the common problems that developers face when working with promises, such as handling errors and managing asynchronous operations. The post provides insights into the limitations and pitfalls of promises, including potential memory leaks and difficulties in debugging. It also offers alternative approaches to promises, such as using observables or async/await syntax. Overall, the article highlights the challenges and potential drawbacks of using promises in JavaScript development and provides valuable guidance for developers seeking to improve their code.
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