✋Await!! Aren't you hindering concurrency?

Well, more often than not while building stuff with JS/TS, we tend to use await whenever we come across an API call (or something which goes out of the synchronous flow of the main thread execution). That takes away the concerns of handling all the asynchronicity that the language offers — and NGL, it’s the easiest way out. No callbacks (hence no chances of a callback hell ), .then() syntax. Our code executes line-by-line, just as would have happened if the language followed a fully synchronous