Custom HTTP Library (Fetch with Async Await) - Part 4

The video tutorial demonstrates how to refactor JavaScript code to use async/await instead of promises for handling HTTP requests. It covers renaming a project to easy HTTP 3, updating JavaScript files, and implementing GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE methods using async/await. The tutorial concludes with a comparison of async/await and promises, offering different options for handling asynchronous operations.

What changes are made to the JavaScript file to rename it to easy HTTP 3?

How do you convert functions into async functions in the new implementation?

What is the purpose of using 'await' in the fetch function?

Describe the process of handling a POST request in the new implementation.

What steps are taken to implement the PUT request using async/await?

Explain how the DELETE request is handled in the new library.

What are the advantages of using async/await over promises in this context?