Intro This is the second part of the Asynchronous Programming series of articles. and it is going to talk, in relative depth, about various ways to write asynchronous JavaScript code, their similarities and differences and, more importantly, why they exist. First one, Event Loop & Other Animals, dealt with the mechanisms that make execution of asynchronous [...]The post Asynchronous Programming in JS - Part 2. Paradigms & Constructs appeared first on Natural Intelligence R&D Blog.