Although I tend to mostly use async/await these days, I find the other JavaScript asynchronous primitives interesting. Generator functions, iterables, and async versions of the two.
The author shows a plausible way to put these primitives together to create coroutines powering rendering and lifecycles for web components. And although I'm pretty familiar with the syntax involved, I still learned some new ways to put it together from this article.
Also the author's previous intro article to coroutines in JavaScript might be helpful for learning the basic syntax and patterns: https://lorenzofox.dev/posts/coroutine/
The author shows a plausible way to put these primitives together to create coroutines powering rendering and lifecycles for web components. And although I'm pretty familiar with the syntax involved, I still learned some new ways to put it together from this article.
Also the author's previous intro article to coroutines in JavaScript might be helpful for learning the basic syntax and patterns: https://lorenzofox.dev/posts/coroutine/