Description
Course Program: Asynchronous Programming
1. Introduction to Asynchronous Programming
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What is asynchronous programming and why it’s important.
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The concept of blocking vs non-blocking code.
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Overview of the event loop and how it works in JavaScript.
2. Callbacks
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Understanding callbacks and their role in asynchronous code.
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Writing basic callback functions.
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Handling callback hell and solutions (e.g., modularization, early returns).
3. Promises
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What is a Promise and how to create one.
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States of a promise: pending, resolved, rejected.
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Chaining promises with
.then()and.catch(). -
Using
.finally()to run code after a promise settles.
4. Async/Await
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Introduction to
asyncandawaitsyntax. -
Converting promise-based code to
async/await. -
Error handling with
try/catchin asynchronous functions. -
How
async/awaitsimplifies asynchronous code.
5. Working with APIs
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Using the
fetch()function to make HTTP requests. -
Handling JSON data from APIs.
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Making GET, POST, PUT, DELETE requests using
fetchandasync/await. -
Error handling when working with APIs.
6. Concurrent Asynchronous Operations
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Running multiple asynchronous tasks concurrently using
Promise.all(). -
Handling multiple promises and waiting for them to resolve.
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Using
Promise.allSettled()andPromise.race()for advanced scenarios.
7. Timers and Delays
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Using
setTimeout()andsetInterval()for delayed execution. -
Managing asynchronous timing events and handling delays in code.
8. Practical Exercises
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Building an app that fetches data from an API and displays it on a webpage.
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Creating a series of asynchronous tasks that run concurrently.
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Handling errors and loading states while making asynchronous requests.
9. Final Project
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Creating a mini-project that combines promises,
async/await, and API calls to build a real-world application.
Expected Outcomes:
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Strong understanding of asynchronous JavaScript concepts.
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Ability to write clean and efficient asynchronous code using callbacks, promises, and
async/await. -
Proficiency in working with APIs and managing concurrent asynchronous operations.

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