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by justsomeuser
1658 days ago
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The issue is that the async await keywords are part of the standard language but then you are forced to pick an non-standard runtime. Your Go example is not quite comparable: Go: (Lang, libs) - You can mix and match any libraries. Rust: (Lang, runtime, libs) - Now you can only choose the libraries for your runtime. This dilutes the time investment of crate developers and the utility of Cargo crates, as you want a general async thing but it is tied to a specific runtime. I think the Rust team should of included a solid zero config runtime but allow it to be replaced. |
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