Right, async processing performance is hard to predict, but still it helps to be able to use async/await. This brings to my mind the current logistics crisis i

Right, async processing performance is hard to predict, but still it helps to be able to use async/await. This brings to my mind the current logistics crisis in the global trade. Lots of parallel tasks and traffic jams and all of a sudden stores don't have stuff and prices are going up and we don't know when will it be back to normal. That is what Node.js can feel like, because it is hard to understand what tasks execute when and who is waiting for what.