[hinach4n]

It gets pretty bad as your codebase increases. I work on a pretty large Rust project that uses a lot of async, and uses a LOT of static dispatch (mainly because we use a web-server framework called warp).

Usually, even after a simple change a simple `cargo check` can take a minute or two on a beefy PC. That said, over time you get numbed to it :D.

[alpaca128]

I can't say much about async because I never really use it. To me it feels like a slightly misleading abstraction/syntax compared to what actually happens, most bugs I introduced in JS backends happened because async/await made the code look more synchronous than it is. Maybe that's just me.