raffiot.py
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raffiot.py
fasy
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How to Sequentially Resolve an Array of Promises in JavaScript
It is just not the case that reduce(..) knows that you've returned a promise, and so it internally waits to proceed to the next iteration. THAT sort of behavior is only possible with an async-aware iterator method, like I built with the Fasy library I mentioned before.
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If you could change ONE thing about JS, what would it be?
Agreed. That's exactly why I made Fasy: https://github.com/getify/fasy :)
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Micro library for batch running promises
https://github.com/getify/fasy#limiting-concurrency
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