List of 14 principles that will help you write better asynchronous code in JavaScript

The article by Maxim Orlov discusses the rules for linting asynchronous code in JavaScript. Linting is the process of checking code for errors and consistency with defined rules. Especially in the context of asynchronous programming, applying principles that help expose errors and improve code readability is essential. Orlov presents various rules that can be implemented to enhance the quality of asynchronous code, such as avoiding promise nesting and using async/await. The article also provides examples that illustrate how following these principles can lead to more efficient and less error-prone code. Adopting good linting practices can significantly improve the developer's experience and reduce the number of errors during testing and deployment phases of applications.