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Introduction to JavaScript Promises in Depth
1m 35s
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Create a Promise Chain in JavaScript with Promise.prototype.then()
6m 32s
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Catch Errors in a JavaScript Promise Chain with Promise.prototype.catch()
6m 32s
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Execute Cleanup Logic in a JavaScript Promise Chain with Promise.prototype.finally()
6m 11s
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Create a Rejected Promise in JavaScript with Promise.reject()
1m 31s
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Create a Resolved Promise in JavaScript with Promise.resolve()
3m 5s
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Create a New Promise in JavaScript with the Promise Constructor
4m 11s
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Convert a Callback-Based JavaScript Function to a Promise-Based One
5m 2s
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Wait for the Fastest JavaScript Promise to Settle with Promise.race()
4m 31s
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Wait for Multiple JavaScript Promises to Be Fulfilled with Promise.all()
5m 52s
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Wait for Multiple JavaScript Promises to Settle with Promise.allSettled()
8m 41s
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Wait for the Fastest JavaScript Promise to Be Fulfilled with Promise.any()
7m 9s
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Await a JavaScript Promise in an async Function with the await Operator
6m 8s

Wait for Multiple JavaScript Promises to Be Fulfilled with Promise.all()

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The Promise.all() method accepts an array (or any other iterable) of promises as a parameter. It returns a Promise object that is fulfilled if all of the input promises are fulfilled or rejected if any of the input promises is rejected:

If all input promises are fulfilled, the returned Promise object is fulfilled with an array of fulfillment values of all promises (in the same order as the promises passed to Promise.all()).
If any input promise is rejected, the returned Promise object is rejected with that reason.

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JavaScript Promises in Depth

Maksym_enKO

~ a year ago

Please correct the word - length.

queryAPI("films").then(films => { output.innerText = '${films.legnth} films' ; });