Concurrent JavaScript — Introduction
So, I have been working on a multi-threaded JavaScript runtime, Nexus.js. You can think of it as the mad cousin of Node.js. First of all: there is no event loop. You heard that right, there is no event loop. Everything is scheduled on a thread pool, which picks “tasks” from a priority-queue and begins executing them — in parallel — on all CPU cores, simultaneously. There’s no `process.nextTick()`
Are JavaScript Promises swallowing your errors? - James K Nelson
This article has kindly been turned into a video by the folks at Webucator who do JavaScript training. When dealing with asynchronous code, JavaScript’s ES6 promises can make your life a lot easier. No more callback pyramids, no more error handling on every second line, and no more reliance on external libraries to do things as simple as getting the result of a for loop. But ES6 Promises can have
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