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Async I/O in Rust: don't. Wait until everything gets way more stable that it is now.

• pornel 8y ago
  Someone has to try it out first, before it gets frozen.
  • shadowmint 8y ago
    Sure, but it sucks to be left with code you have to rewrite because you're donating your time to the cause to find problems and smooth the path for other people in the future. Maybe some people are in to that for fun, but the for the majority of people, the message should be: stick with stable folks.
    • Buttons840 8y ago
      Fortunately Rust is one of the closest languages to the "if it compiles it works" ideal, so big refactors aren't as bad as they otherwise would be.