More Robust Servers with Promises in Node.js, in collaboration with Vonage

More Robust Servers with Promises in Node.js, in collaboration with Vonage

JavaScript may always be associated with event-driven architectures (all those click handlers), but the language took a big leap forward in terms of stability with the inclusion of Promises. In Node, using Promises makes even more sense than it does on the front-end. Network operations, data store access, and other common backend tasks take unpredictable amounts of time to complete but are still initiated by code we as developers control. They're a natural fit for Promises. In this video, Garann from Vonage explores how to work with Promises and talks a little about the robustness we gain by switching away from nested event handlers.

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