javascript - Angular q.all instant vs delayed responses -

i have methodology question. using $q.all capture multiple promises in single return, processing results single request.

ie: $q.all([promise1(),promise2(),promise3(),promise(4),promise5()])..then(function(response){ ...}

however, noticing different promises being returned @ different time frames. promises http calls third party sites. when particular promise delayed 8 seconds...or 14 seconds, final results of promises delayed same duration. weakest...rather 'slowest'...link syndrome.

what method can use call promises @ same time yet still allow results processed, , viewed user, come in? not wait on of them returned before processing them @ once?

as suggested in comments use them separately, if want call them @ same time , handle them in 1 promise, can use notify-callback of promise. i've created extension $q uses notify() function resolve promises one:

app.run(function($q){     $q.each = function(promises){         var deferred = $q.defer();          promises.foreach(function(promise){             promise.then(function(data){                 deferred.notify(data);             });         });         return deferred.promise;     }; }); 

this pretty naive implementation doesn't handle errors instance, gives idea of what's involved.

then you'd use this:

var promises = [promise1(),promise2(),promise3(),promise(4),promise5()];  $q.each(promises).then(null, null, function(data){     console.log(data);  // called when each promise resolves. }); 

here's plunker showing in action