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by invalidname
441 days ago
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Multi-Threading is the worst solution, except for all the other solutions. Avoiding multi-threading doesn't remove concurrency issues. It just moves them to a different point in the application execution. A point where you don't have debuggers and need to create overly fault-tolerant behavior for everything. This is bad for performance but worse for debugging. With a regular synchronous threaded application I have a clean, obvious stack trace to a failure in most cases. Asynchronous or process based code gives me almost nothing for production failures or even regular debugging. |
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