Given the popularity of JS promises you'd expect other languages to now use the same terminology, but the fact that they don't is telling
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"Languages supporting futures, promises… either by direct language support or in the standard library": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Futures_and_promises#List_of_implementations …
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the reason many struggle with async in JS is because they're used to more sophisticated async handling from other langugages
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