No it's not.

If we use the standard async/await syntax to resolve both these promises, our code is forced to a halt, until each promise of information is resolved in a sequential order; we resolve them in series. Th…
How the Pros Handle JavaScript Promises
696
10
James McArthur
Amy Blankenship
·Follow
Jul 10, 2022
--
No it's not. This particular method isn't going to continue, but because this is still a promise under the hood, other things in the code will continue.
--
--
Written by Amy Blankenship1.2K Followers
·107 Following
Full Stack developer at fintech company. I mainly write about React, Javascript, Typescript, and testing.
No responses yet
Help
Status
About
Careers
Press
Blog
Privacy
Terms
Text to speech
Teams