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title: "Comment by Tapas Adhikary on \"ES6 and the road to react\" | Hashnode"
description: "Good article, informative. Thanks for sharing! I want to add something(in case someone reading this comment, haha!) To do react, we probably don't have to w"
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Comment [ES6 and the road to react](https://hashnode.com/posts/es6-and-the-road-to-react/5fbdc62ddaba2d288c551a57)

[Tapas Adhikary](https://hashnode.com/@atapas)

[Nov 25, 2020](https://hashnode.com/posts/es6-and-the-road-to-react/5fbdc62ddaba2d288c551a57/comment/5fbdcd9be740f128ad38c683)

Good article, informative. Thanks for sharing!

I want to add something(in case someone reading this comment, haha!)

To do react, we probably don't have to worry about things like `Promises` much as we will hook into the _async-await_ syntax sugar and move on.

However, it is important to know the story behind it. Simply, why do we await twice to get the final JSON from the fetch call? How does the premise play around there? Using aync with redux kind of concept is another area.

That's where the dearth will be seen if the concepts like, `Promise` is not learned well.

Thanks for your call out about promises. Btw.. I wrote about it here because I have faced that dearth recently in myself and in the correction path :)

[Rutik Wankhade](https://hashnode.com/@rutikwankhade)

[Nov 25, 2020](https://hashnode.com/posts/es6-and-the-road-to-react/5fbdc62ddaba2d288c551a57/comment/5fbdcd9be740f128ad38c683#reply-5fbe0fe98caf5b2fd777f850)

Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts. Knowing the internals of these concepts and how they work is really important.