The document presents a technical overview of promise objects, focusing on their asynchronous programming capabilities and advantages in managing background tasks. It includes a discussion of key methods such as 'then', 'done', 'any', and 'join', emphasizing their roles in defining task sequencing and error handling. The content is aimed at providing a practical understanding through real-life implementation and a Q&A session.

1. Promise Object
Presenter: Nirmal Hota, Mindfire Solutions
Date: 21/02/2014

2. About Me
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3. Agenda
>> What is a promise
>> How it works
>> Advantages of promise
>> Real life implementation (Demo)
>> Q & A
>> Some frequently used methods

4. What is a promise
>> Schedule work for future
>> Asynchronous programming approach
>> Runs in background thread
>> Foreground works without blocking
>> Methods exposed by convention ends with “Async”

5. How it works
Application
Give me stuffs (via XHR call)
MoveNext
Promisestogetback
Search
I will manipulate
the stuff if I get it
HereisyourStuff
Got it :)
Let's manipulate

6. Some frequently used Methods
>> then : Allows to define tasks to be done after
promise fulfilled.
>> done : Allows to define tasks to be done after
promise fulfilled.
>> any : Allows to define tasks to be done after any of
the task performed among a set of promises.
>> join : Allows to define tasks to be done after all of
the tasks performed among a set of promises.
>> cancel : Allows to cancel an in progress promise

7. then vs done
>> Both of them are used after the completion of
promised task
>> Both the methods takes the same kind of
parameters completed, error and in progress handlers
>> “then” returns a promise object where as “done”
returns an undefined
>> In case any exception occurred in the promised
block, “then” puts the error in the promise object and
return it to outside. But “done” throws the same to
outside as a normal exception. So better place for
“done” is at the end of the promise chain

8. Advantages of promise
>> No blocking of main thread for long running XHR
calls. This can be handled in the background
>> Ability to define the tasks after a long running XHR
is over
>> Can chain multiple calls
>> Tasks can be defined to be done after the
completion of multiple parallel processes or any
process out the set processes

9. Real life implementation
Demo

10. Question and
Answer

11. Thank you

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