JavaScript

JavaScript can be confusing because we've got promises and promises don't work with maps, for example. We don't have any native methods that will do what map does for a promise. And so we do it's called dot then. That's what it's called. Well, but you have to write a container around that, right? Or you have to put it. So yes, you can emulate the behavior, but we do not have something. We do not have a single method that you can call that will do it. You can chain dot thens together. But it's not intuitively. I see this with new developers all the time. They use dot map thinking that it