Welcome to Syntex. On this Monday, Hastie Treat, we're going to be hitting you with Part 3 of 3 in our series on promises.

We're going to be talking about some new stuff like with resolvers.

We're going to be talking about, you know, practical stuff

with fetch.

We're going to be talking about flow control,

concurrency, throttling cues,

all of those types of things. Basically, we got the basics, we got the intermediate kind of syntax stuff.

Now here's what we want. We want to learn how to get even deeper with this.

And if you're getting deeper into any type of new

topic or code, you're going to make mistakes, you're going to cause bugs, potentially

you're going to end up with some performance issues as well. And to track all of that stuff and make sure that you have a handle on it

you're going to want to use sentry at sentry dot i.o that's s e n t ry dot i o forward slash syntax

sign up and get two months for free and seriously just just give it a

rip because once you get used to those dashboard and once you get used to those

dashboards in your your project and your application is really hard to live

without that visibility and to just kind of be flying blind on what your users are actually

hitting in your site. So let's get on into it. I have deferred the starting of this

episode long enough. We're going to be talking about the first thing

deferred promises in talking about with resolvers which is a newly available.

So Wes do you want to I've not used with resolvers I'm super interested in what this is and

how to use it.

Yeah, so previously if you wanted to access a promise

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