PAParikar Agarwalinasync-js-event-loop.hashnode.dev00Async Await - Promises but more Readable5d ago · 5 min read · Whenever developers would write promises, they would thank them for existing as a way to avoid callback hell. But that was for the generation that wrote callbacks or used the Async.js library. Over tiJoin discussion
PAParikar Agarwalinasync-js-event-loop.hashnode.dev00The Architecture of JavaScript Promises5d ago · 9 min read · Promises are very difficult to understand! This is the first statement I come across when I try to learn them before even coming across the definition. But I believe that is a very funny thing to say.Join discussion
PAParikar Agarwalinasync-js-event-loop.hashnode.dev00From Callbacks to a Promise6d ago · 8 min read · Assume you hired a worker and want him to perform work for you. Naturally, you would have a lot of tasks prepared for him to do. But how would he know what to do next? Surely you can't be sitting nearJoin discussion
PAParikar Agarwalinasync-js-event-loop.hashnode.dev00Callbacks in JavaScript6d ago · 6 min read · We all value our time. Don't we? When we are tasked with doing something, we try to think if we can do something in parallel to save time. Even peeling vegetables while watching television is an exampJoin discussion
PAParikar Agarwalinlinux-ditback.hashnode.dev00The Linux File SystemApr 22 · 12 min read · "What is Linux?" is an important question to be answered before we even start talking about its components. And to understand this, we need to understand what it is actually doing. Suppose you had a CJoin discussion
