You will find yourself being that next person when you haven’t touched the code for a week and come back to add something and are like wtf.
You will find yourself being that next person when you haven’t touched the code for a week and come back to add something and are like wtf.
Await is usually there either because the performance doesn’t matter and the legibility is much higher with it, and/or because there are a series of asynchronous actions that depend on each other and await lets you write them as if they are sync because related to each other they are.