JavaScript The Language Meetup - Async functions
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The document discusses a JavaScript meetup led by Wolfram Kriesing focused on asynchronous programming using async/await. It includes tasks related to improving code readability with async/await and implementing it using promises. The event took place on June 1, 2017, targeting functional programming enthusiasts.
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