>But for the rest of us, simple, blocking code will do just fine and save us a few headaches. I understand your point, but if performance isn't a concern, why

>But for the rest of us, simple, blocking code will do just fine and save us a few headaches. I understand your point, but if performance isn't a concern, why use Rust at all? If the intricacies of async is that much of a burden then Rust is probably not the right tool of the job.