The differences between Promise.all, .any, .allSettled and .race
1 min
Fabio Biondi
Google Developer Expert Microsoft MVP
Working with multiple promises can sometimes get tricky, especially when you're trying to coordinate different asynchronous tasks.
This is where Promise combinators come in handy
Promise combinators like Promise.all(), Promise.race(), Promise.allSettled(), and Promise.any() allow us to work with multiple promises in a clean and efficient manner.
These utilities enable you to manage complex async flows, whether you're waiting for multiple API responses, handling errors, or simply racing promises to determine which completes first.
In the next lessons, we'll break down the basics of these promise combinators, helping you understand when and how to use each one for a more effective asynchronous workflow.
