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Revision as of 07:32, 25 September 2016
In JavaScript, the promise object is a used to handle asynchronous tasks.
See also
External links
- Promises | Web fundamentals - Promises have arrived natively in JavaScript
- Promise @ developer.mozilla.org
- Promise.all() @ developer.mozilla.org
- JavaScript Promise API by David Walsh
- JavaScript Promises by Jake Archibald
- ES6 Promises by Dave Atchley
- Overview of JavaScript Promises by Sandeep Panda
- Promises for asynchronous programming @ exploringjs.com
- Embracing Promises in JavaScript
- Using Javascript native promises, resolve a promise after thenables attached @ Stack Overflow
- Native Support for Promises in Node.js @ Stack Overflow
- Best Practices for Using Promises in JS by Oleksii Rudenko
- JavaScript Promises ... In Wicked Detail by Matt Greer
- How to Chain JavaScript Promises – Intro Tutorial to JavaScript Promises by Pablo Farias Navarro
- Native Javascript Promises vs Bluebird by Nazar Aziz
- Pure JS Promise (Native) by Stenly Tan
- Testing JavaScript's native Promises by Paul Meskers
- How to Use Javascript Promises by Jordan Leigh @ YouTube
- Promise Object (JavaScript) @ MSDN
- Can I Use Promises? @ caniuse.com
