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> That is different than fragmentation in the sense you're implying. It is! But there are a mass of completely incompatible, overwhelmingly popular libraries.
by 15155 10y ago
> That is different than fragmentation in the sense you're implying.
It is! But there are a mass of completely incompatible, overwhelmingly popular libraries.
> For asyncio, I am pretty sure that Tokio will be the tool for most applications.
When?
- bluejekyll 10y ago> When? Tokio was only released along with futures like 3 months ago? It takes time to rebuild software on top of that. It definitely took me time to port from directly using MIO to using tokio. After evaluating others options, I do believe tokio will be the default for most people.
- kibwen 10y agoTokio is already eating the ecosystem, voluntarily. The authors of the only other two competitors, Rotor and GJ, told me at Rust Belt Rust that they're planning on deprecating their projects and throwing in with Tokio (perhaps largely thanks to the fact that the Rust/Mio devs asked them both for their input during the design of Tokio).