Why is my variable unaltered after I modify it inside of a function? – Asynchronous code reference
Given the following examples, why is outerScopeVar
undefined in all cases?
Why can async code only be called by async code?
Could someone explain why async code needs to be called by async code in a few more words than this? I understand that async-await is just promises under the hood, so it makes sense that any code after an await is equivalent to a callback in then()
. I also have an intuition for why internally the code after an await would need to close over anything before it, if it’s broken up into a separate callback. I don’t understand why it’s closures all the way back to main though?
I don’t follow the logic of event queue scheduling in javascript code
The order of output on the browser console is not what I expected in the code given below.
How do I get the data from an xhttp download to a string variable in Javascript and use it in my app
Here’s what I’m trying to do: NOAA offers data from public datasets on all kinds of climate data. What I am trying to do, in a javascript-only solution, is download the station and station metadata files from NOAA (plain text positional files), parse the metadata file for weather stations with the data I want (precipitation, daily max temps, min temps, and mean temps. From those data I can download the weather data from a station, and plot it using Plotly.