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Reviews 9
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Average rating 4.9
Because the runtime is short, I listened to it all at once as if I was listening to a liberal arts lecture :) I knew about asynchrony and used it when working on projects, but I thought I didn't understand it properly, and I think this lecture explained those parts well from the basics. If there is anyone who is studying the basics of JavaScript and wants to learn about asynchrony properly, I think it would be good to take this lecture. Additionally, it would be good if there was a follow-up lecture that gave a simple example of how to use asynchronous programs in practice. The instructor's voice was also very good, and I listened with satisfaction. Thank you.
I'm so touched because this is my first class review^^ Many Node.js modules already support promises, so I think it wouldn't be difficult to develop without them. Especially if you're doing backend development related to DB. I think it would be good to look at Prisma (prisma.io). You can also test it out easily at https://playground.prisma.io/examples