In that case you should be fine. It should work as well as goroutines and async/await in other languages. As long as you do IO or other blocking operations whi

In that case you should be fine. It should work as well as goroutines and async/await in other languages. As long as you do IO or other blocking operations which block for a significant amount of time (ms instead of ns), Loom will be beneficial. Otherwise, you'd do better with regular threads in a pool, but even then I'd imagine the performance difference to be tiny.