Async JavaScript & Callback Functions -- Tutorial for Beginners

Asynchronous JavaScript, Synchronous Programming, Callbacks, Callback Hell, Promises and Async Await. What do they all mean and why do you need them?

This is episode 11 in a 10 part series I’m calling 10 things javascript. Today for episode 11, we’re looking at Synchronous and Asynchronous Programming with JavaScript.

Async JavaScript from the series "10 Things JS Developers Should Know"

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0:00:00 Intro
0:01:38 How JavaScript runs
0:02:03 Synchronous Programming
0:04:45 Synchronous example (Live Coding 🔴)
0:08:08 Asynchronous Programming
0:08:47 Asynchronous example (Live Coding 🔴)
0:12:04 Callback Functions (Live Coding 🔴)
0:18:15 Callback Hell 😈
0:22:00 Promises and Async/Await
0:23:00 Async most common examples

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