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This article is a bit confusing. The concrete issues described all relate to closures, but the author says the real problem is async and they liked Rust before

by roca 6y ago

This article is a bit confusing. The concrete issues described all relate to closures, but the author says the real problem is async and they liked Rust before that (when it had the closures they have concrete issues with?).

pierrebai 6y ago
He says the problem is the proliferation of async libraries, which forces their use and pollute everything they touch in association with the closure problem. It's the combination of both.
- roca 6y ago
  He doesn't give any concrete examples of that though.