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Hello world, and welcome to the first issue of this newsletter.

It is Monday, September 27th, 2021, early in the morning before work and I am writing this first issue to 0 subscribers. And you know what, I couldn’t be more excited!

I’ve been wanting to do this for a very long time, but I’ve always let excuses get in the way. “Who’s gonna read it?”, “How do I find valuable content?”, “What if no one subscribes?”. These were some of the questions that I asked myself and that have kept me from doing this earlier, but like many say: “You just have to start”, and so I did.

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✍️ Weekly Snippet

Delay the execution of an asynchronous function. Have you tried to delay the execution of a specific part of an async function before? Delay executing part of an async function, by putting it to sleep, returning a Promise that resolves after ms milliseconds.

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👀 Product of the Week

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🚧 Projects Updates

CodeSlabs.io is getting a new landing page! It is still under PR review and a component is missing, but you can find the new version at a preview channel right here.

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