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Async-Await
Non-blocking asynchronous execution with promise-based coordination
π― 30-Second Overview
Pattern: Non-blocking asynchronous execution with promise-based coordination
Why: Improves throughput and responsiveness while maintaining code readability
Key Insight: Promise β async/await β [concurrent_operations] β await_results
β‘ Quick Implementation
π Do's & Don'ts
π¦ When to Use
Use When
- β’ I/O intensive operations
- β’ Multiple independent API calls
- β’ Non-blocking background tasks
- β’ Event-driven architectures
Avoid When
- β’ Simple synchronous operations
- β’ CPU-intensive tasks
- β’ Critical sequential execution order
- β’ Deterministic timing requirements
π Key Metrics
π‘ Top Use Cases
Pattern Relationships
Discover how Async-Await relates to other patterns
Prerequisites, next steps, and learning progression
Prerequisites
No prerequisites needed - great for beginners!
Next Steps
(3)Scatter-Gather
mediumparallelizationStructured service orchestration with result aggregation
π‘ Natural evolution for systematic multi-service coordination
Map-Reduce
mediumparallelizationStructured parallel processing with chunking and reduction
π‘ Advanced parallel processing for large-scale data operations
Fork-Join
mediumparallelizationRecursive parallel decomposition with work stealing
π‘ Sophisticated recursive parallel processing with load balancing
Alternatives
(1)Sequential Chaining
lowprompt chainingLinear processing when concurrency isn't needed
π‘ Simpler approach when operations must be sequential
Industry Applications
Financial Services
Concurrent financial data processing and API integration
Content & Knowledge
Concurrent content processing and knowledge retrieval
Software Development
Concurrent code execution and testing workflows
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Async-Await
Non-blocking asynchronous execution with promise-based coordination
π― 30-Second Overview
Pattern: Non-blocking asynchronous execution with promise-based coordination
Why: Improves throughput and responsiveness while maintaining code readability
Key Insight: Promise β async/await β [concurrent_operations] β await_results
β‘ Quick Implementation
π Do's & Don'ts
π¦ When to Use
Use When
- β’ I/O intensive operations
- β’ Multiple independent API calls
- β’ Non-blocking background tasks
- β’ Event-driven architectures
Avoid When
- β’ Simple synchronous operations
- β’ CPU-intensive tasks
- β’ Critical sequential execution order
- β’ Deterministic timing requirements
π Key Metrics
π‘ Top Use Cases
Pattern Relationships
Discover how Async-Await relates to other patterns
Prerequisites, next steps, and learning progression
Prerequisites
No prerequisites needed - great for beginners!
Next Steps
(3)Scatter-Gather
mediumparallelizationStructured service orchestration with result aggregation
π‘ Natural evolution for systematic multi-service coordination
Map-Reduce
mediumparallelizationStructured parallel processing with chunking and reduction
π‘ Advanced parallel processing for large-scale data operations
Fork-Join
mediumparallelizationRecursive parallel decomposition with work stealing
π‘ Sophisticated recursive parallel processing with load balancing
Alternatives
(1)Sequential Chaining
lowprompt chainingLinear processing when concurrency isn't needed
π‘ Simpler approach when operations must be sequential
Industry Applications
Financial Services
Concurrent financial data processing and API integration
Content & Knowledge
Concurrent content processing and knowledge retrieval
Software Development
Concurrent code execution and testing workflows
References & Further Reading
Deepen your understanding with these curated resources
Contribute to this collection
Know a great resource? Submit a pull request to add it.