However, if youre thinking other asynchronous tasks in the client will be completed while its running, then you obviously havent tested it. Just attach an addEventListener() and you are better off than using an “emulated pause”. Gzork Thread sleep is only one way to implement a wait function, and its unfortunately not available in the context of client-side javascript. Please don’t, Javascript is event-driven. Loop and pause until things have been loaded.Pause for a few seconds until the animation has ended.Ever wonder why the developers of Javascript didn’t bother to implement a “sleep” or “pause” function? Definitely not because they have forgotten, but because it does not make sense. But otherwise, none of these are good solutions. If I am forced to choose one – Async timeout. That’s all for this guide, and here is a small section on some extras and links that may be useful to you.
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