@zazazazadze9933
Best explanation of promises ever, finally catching a grasp of it
@whyafan
No way, you managed to explain this so quickly with such a good explanation. You truly understood the concept.
@MrRaveHaven
Countless articles read, attempts to script it, months of frustration and finally you manage to explain what this does in one minute.
@cedrictheveneau9141
Man, I cannot thank you enough for this, promises are something that I’ve been introduced to a month ago and I never was able to totally understand what it was about, I’ll definitely go watch your full episode !
@andymcdonald8922
Love this! As a relative beginner this minute of content helped more than the course im taking and the 15 or so videos I've watched. Thank you!
@badmerc
Holy crap after all the videos and stuff this explanation helped me the most THANK YOU just subscribed
@monq02
that take for resolve reject as then and catch, i never thought of that when learning promise since they all use resolve and reject. could've understood it faster if they did it as then and catch in teaching materials/videos/documentations
@tusk_5299
i got a better understanding of promises in the first 20 seconds of this video than i ever have out of every other video i've watched on promises.
@malvibid
Concise and to the point. You made it so easy for me to get it. Thank you!
@davidhusted817
You 're amazing that you can give an explanation of promises in just 1 minute🙏🙏🙏, thanks Sir
@PatrikRasch
Started learning promises yesterday so this video is a blessing. Can't wait to watch your full length video soon. Your videos are the highest quality and most fun code tutorials I've found on YouTube!
@richardantao3249
A function does not always return a value, even implicitly undefined. A function might only throw an error, in which case it will never return. In TypeScript, this can be represented as the “never” type
@arakwar
Calling resolve and reject as then and catch feels like it would make learning about promises a lot easier. And I say this as I work on the monster I created some time ago that is a recursive async and promises stack used to fetch info from different apis and merge them together to start new requests, with some apis being limited to 10 records at a time while I need them all (about 40)…
@skillfulfighter23
Careful, because of javascript's single threaded nature, any hard waits will still block the thread. For example, try putting a sleep() call in the promise
@baggier
Personal experience, 90% of the time promises end up fucking bloating your code base and making it super unreadable Async await is genuinely the best way 3/4 of the time, specially when dealing with API calls or DB queries
@pavankumard5276
Loved this. Pls make more. Better to watch this than all the crap on yt
@avananana
I dont even code in js that much but this is probs the most clear explanation of thr concept of Promises you can ask for
@7procop7
I’ve been struggling with async for days, but when he said that a Promise takes two parameters, “then” and “catch”, but that they’re called “resolve” and “reject” I was like OH SHIT! Now it makes so much more sense
@joshuaGmartin2023
This explained more in 60 seconds than my last 60 minutes of YouTube
@ChristyMedia-b4x