Promises are a powerful way to handle asynchronous code in JavaScript. They give us a lot of opportunity to clean up code, and to write code that can register work to be done when the promise is resolved, whether or not the promise has already been resolved. The emergence of the various Promises spec has been great in the last few years, and we are moving toward a more consistent behavior and API set for the core of what promises do.


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