These days, we mostly use JSON. Ajaj just doesn’t sound as good, so Ajax stuck. Anytime we are using JavaScript to control the data interaction outside of a browser’s standard behavior ...

This approach gets us as close to parallel execution as we can get with JavaScript. You can also use finally() with Promise.all(), and it will behave as expected, running no matter how the set of ...

To build the app we’re using p5.js library, which is a JavaScript library designed for working mainly with canvas, and that fits perfectly for our use case. P5JS is not your traditional UI ...