By mswatcher
via net.tutsplus.com
Submitted: Feb 15 2013 / 13:01
One of JavaScript’s strengths is how it handles asynchronous (async for short) code. Rather than blocking the thread, async code gets pushed to an event queue that fires after all other code executes. It can, however, be difficult for beginners to follow async code. I’ll help clear up any confusion you might have in this article.
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