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5 Architectures of Asynchronous JavaScript - Intermediate
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However, in order to understand them, we must step back to fundamentals all these rely on: the mechanics of event loop and run to completion rule, as well as learn to distinguish between sync and async flow. Then we proceed to design patterns built on top of each of the 5 approaches, discussing their strengths and limitations. Funfacts, such as famous Promise.race() included!
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5 Architectures of Asynchronous JavaScript - Intermediate
Tomasz Ducin
Tomasz is an advocate of modern JavaScript solutions. Experienced in both frontend and backend, he's keen on designing interfaces and APIs for long-living enterprise systems. Tomasz aims to provide a truly scalable architecture, solving both technical and organisational issues.