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If you're using libraries for everything, nothing. If you need to implement network IO or something, you no longer need to use NIO to get NIO performance. You c
by gravypod 6y ago
If you're using libraries for everything, nothing. If you need to implement network IO or something, you no longer need to use NIO to get NIO performance. You can just do blocking reads and writes in your threadlet and get the same performance with entirely serial code execution.
- The_Colonel 6y agoBut that just means it doesn't really bring that much for 99% of projects. The only time I was writing NIO code was during some Java certification ...