The Async Await Episode I Promised

[kiwihour]

Glad he returned the promise that we've long awaited

[skylible]

"When you're start making promises that's when you're more likely to screw things up"
That's also how it works in real life. Noted.

[kld]

You Promised, and we awaited.

...Sorry for bad joke

[garywaddell]

You’re the only guy that I slow the speed down instead of skipping or speeding it up 🙂. Love the emoticons in the code, how do you do that?

[taltalonix]

I was debugging something for an hour and decided it's finally time to fully understand the async / await functionality, turns out the concurrent map execution was the issue lol. Thank you for the quality content (from 4 years ago), you are helping me a lot and everyone else in the community.

[busyrand]

Promise Statements and Async Await are the favorite things I've recently learned about in JavaScript. This lecture was/is right at the borders of what I understand, and was challenging in a good way. I appreciate the visuals. I really appreciate the additional lecture resources you mentioned. I will study them and loop back to this periodically until I'm clear on what was presented.

[thehumanslayer]

You deserve so many more views, favorite channel about development on youtube

[loddulf]

Being new as a developer with just over a year coding and picking up JS as my main language a couple of months back, this video explains so many of the issues I have encountered coming from a synchronous language (Java and Python) to async in JS and TS. This channel does a great job of explaining essential concepts to newcomers like me. I'm glad I found the channel. Thanks!

[jesselima_dev]

This video is from Oct 11, 2018. It is still one of the best explanation I have ever seen. It is just so clear. And that recommended video about the NodeJS event loop is a must-watch for JavaScript developers. I am an Android Developer and I saw that video. So if you are JS Dev and you did not, you might be a bit late. No worries there is still time. :P

[EelFeEr]

It blown my mind. I need to study a lot yet. Great video, thanks!

[davieskwarteng]

I have learned so much in a short period from your channel ... you deserve tons of credit

[Jopie]

It's good that you explain the background of async/await!
I consider those keywords both a blessing and a curse. In my experience, people new to JavaScript use it without knowing what's going on in the background. This often leads to bad results which they don't know how to resolve.
When you know how promises work, you can actually appreciate what async/await is abstracting away for you.

[aerivera]

My mind just was blown away, amazing tutorial, as always.

[tobiasrasmussen]

Hats off to you, you legend. It's mad that you can symmarize all of these concepts into just 12 minutes while making more sense then all the other videos out there that take 3-4 times longer.

[hambrsoombaboyan]

This was one of the videos that I didn't want to skip any second!! GREAT JOB ! Much Appreciated!

[utkarshsaxena]

i swear to god for every two minutes i spent watching this video, i had to pause and go read about 2 hours worth of material. Totally worth it tho, i love this fast paced style of teaching.

[dakedres]

Holy shit! I had no idea about the for await... loop! That's amazing, thank you!

[tomlemanh]

LOVE this... You've helped me so much understanding this concept.

[zigmasslusnys]

Found your video of right good code not 💩 in my feed, loved you style of explanation and the way you provide the video editing is exceptional 🤩 one of the channels I'll definitely share and follow!

[arisgrey]

The best video I've watched so far for await / async. I covers all the aspect in such small duration. Loved the emoji too :D