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Maybe not, but it's irrelevant. The point I was making is that the async features are platform APIs, they have no inherent attachment to the language. And I pe
by lucideer 10y ago
Maybe not, but it's irrelevant. The point I was making is that the async features are platform APIs, they have no inherent attachment to the language.
And I personally think not knowing the distinction between the language and APIs provided to it is extremely limiting and misleading for someone approaching learning programming (it was for me, I wish this had been clearer to me earlier).
- tyingq 10y ago>Maybe not, but it's irrelevant I'm not sure it is. What's available, without custom work on your own, drives the ecosystem. I can build an asynchronous application with PHP, but there's not much established practice, existing tools, shared learning and so forth. And, whatever I build that way is limited to an audience that will go out of their way to build my custom php interpreter.