JavaScript now supports explicit resource management through the `using` keyword and disposal symbols (`Symbol.dispose`, `Symbol.asyncDispose`). This language-level feature automatically cleans up resources like files, streams, locks, and database connections when they go out of scope, eliminating the need for verbose
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We’re bad at cleanup (and the language doesn’t help)using : cleanup, but make it the runtime’s jobHow cleanup actually worksWhen you need await usingStacking resources without the headacheScope is the pointWhen using isn’t enoughThis isn’t just a back-end featureWhat’s the catch?A better default for cleanupSort: