Oh, welcome to syntax. In this episode, we're going to be taking a part two to our series on promises.

And in this video, we're going to be talking about air handling. We're going to be talking about aborting a promise, helper methods, and more.

So yeah, we're going to continue our talk on promises.

And after this one, I think you'll have a great idea about a little bit more in terms of

how to use them beyond just the basics so my name is Scott Tromis I promise you're

gonna have a good idea yeah. Well I promise you my name is Scott Tolinsky and I'm from

Denver. With me as always is West Boss. What's up Wes? Hey not too much I

promise that if you have issues with your promises, you're going to want to check out Century,

because Century is going to tell you when your promises are thrown,

maybe when you have an uncaught reject in one of your

promises that you weren't expecting I can tell you I myself note used to have this

thing called no used to catch your uncaught promises and they warned for years

that they're going to turn it off and I said yeah yeah one day my server my server

crashed and whenever my server crashes I get a little sentry alert and I

get an email about it and I logged in I thought hmm why did my server crash and

I looked at the century error. It was a fetch request that I had not

been, or no it wasn't a fetch request, but it was a post. So I was posting some data to a

third party service.

That service had an outage.

And because it was unhandled,

I didn't catch the error.

But my entire server crashed, which is unreal, that it could crash an entire server just with a single fetch request, but that happens and essentially was able to tell me exactly what happened and I fixed it in like three minutes.

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