I mean, your function could be shortened to get rid of async/await altogether in this case.
async/await
const getItems = () => Promise.all([ fetch('http://url.com/itemA'), fetch('http://url.com/itemB'), ])
In most cases you don't really need to declare an intermediate variable to hold a promise when you want to run stuff in parallel, you can just create the promise within a Promise.all.
Promise.all
Thanks for the feedback, Avalander ! I will definitely incorporate these changes into the post.
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I mean, your function could be shortened to get rid of
async/awaitaltogether in this case.In most cases you don't really need to declare an intermediate variable to hold a promise when you want to run stuff in parallel, you can just create the promise within a
Promise.all.Thanks for the feedback, Avalander ! I will definitely incorporate these changes into the post.