Well, subject. Can't figure out...
Condition: both promises start asynchronously and not one after another. Like this:
spashGoing.then(doSomethingForItself());
writingGoing.then(doSomethingForItself2());
DoSomethingAfterBothPromises()
P. S. I use promises from WinJS, not the ES2015/ES2016, but they don't have big defferences.
Thanks @Evan Trimboli with .join
! See in comment under topic. I went to this and found more beatiful solution here:
WinJS.Promise.join({
p1: p1,
p2: p2,
m3: 3})
.then(function (args) {
//args.p1 = null
//args.p2 = promise with handle to file
//args.m3 = 3
console.log("Joined promise completed");
}, function (error) {
console.log("Joined promise error '" + error + "' occured but was handled");
}).done();