Modern async iteration in JavaScript with Array.fromAsync() - Matt Smith
Briefly

Array.fromAsync() is a new method in JavaScript (ES2024) that enables the conversion of async data sources, such as async iterables and sync iterables, into arrays. It allows for easier management of asynchronous data, providing a Promise that resolves to the resulting array. This method is beneficial in various scenarios, such as transforming data from async APIs, flattening async streams, and replacing multiple lines of code with a single call. By using this method, developers can simplify their async data handling substantially.
Array.fromAsync() is a new (ES2024) method added to JavaScript that allows you to convert async data sources into arrays by providing a more intuitive, powerful, and seamless approach for handling async iterables.
Array.fromAsync() returns a Promise that resolves to the resulting array. It's useful for collecting items from async generators, transforming data from async APIs, and flattening asynchronous streams.
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