Upgrade Your JavaScript Promises with .any()

In this JavaScript Tuesday, we look at .any(), a promise method added in EcmaScript 2021 (ES12). It is a combination of .all() and .race()... it takes a iterable of promises and will finish when the first one fulfills - like .race, the first one, like .all, fulfilled only. An absolute must for when you have promises that need redundancy or speed! Make sure to hit subscribe and never miss a JavaScript Tuesday release!
Code: github.com/robertbunch/es-next
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0:00 - Introduction
1:25 - The Docs
3:24 - Code example
4:26 - Contrast with .all()
5:03 - Contrast with .race()
6:00 - .any() in action
7:18 - Use Cases
9:00 - Final doc notes

[@ayoubalfurjani4531]

This was a good watch. Thanks!

[@robertbunch-dev]

Thanks for watching and commenting! These promise methods are great and really help understand the basics of promises better, but really add some depth what we can do with them.

[@ankitdas2197]

Love the content bro
Love from india 🇮🇳

[@robertbunch-dev]

I love India :) Thanks for watching, commenting, and coding! Keep at it.

[@davideugene7911]

Merci pour cette vidéo :)

[@robertbunch-dev]

Merci pour le merci :)