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> I still don't think its ready for server-side development, not until they add threads (WTF is taking so long). Having debugged deadlocking threaded code in p
by bb88 8y ago
> I still don't think its ready for server-side development, not until they add threads (WTF is taking so long).
Having debugged deadlocking threaded code in production, frankly, I prefer async/await style of code, which btw is in Typescript, Java, Python, etc.
For parallelism, there's concepts like python's multiprocessing (which I think does it right) because it's easier to think about parallelism when the OS doesn't constantly pull the rug out from under your state.
- bloomthrowaway 8y agoI don't mind threads when they're done right. Every Java app server is multi-threaded and I don't remember the last time I ran into deadlocks. It's best for performance and readability to have both threads and async support. This is achievable with some work in Java by using Comsat/Quasar