Imba itself is "just" a language which compiles to JavaScript and can be used both at the client- and the server-side. At the server-side you use the same techn

Imba itself is "just" a language which compiles to JavaScript and can be used both at the client- and the server-side. At the server-side you use the same techniques as in Node.js (callbacks/promises for I/O-bound concurrency; process pools for computational concurrency). Imba has syntax support for `await` (based on Promises) which helps quite a lot on concurrency-heavy code.