Async/await is the most important new feature in JavaScript in recent memory. Generators provided an alternative in ES6, but generators required outside libraries and provided more flexibility than most developers needed. When I was a guest on the JavaScript Air podcast, the host Kent C. Dodds asked me what generators could do that async/await couldn't, and my answer was essentially "nothing that the vast majority of developers would care about."
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Async/await is the big new feature in the 2017 edition of the JavaScript language spec. However, async/await has a lot in common with generators, a new feature from the 2015 JavaScript language spec. There's plenty of questions on StackOverflow about what makes async/await different, and with good reason. If you use co, your generator-based code looks a lot like async/await.
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