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your comment surprises me, because this kind of development is explicitly trying to avoid bifurcating the language. i would argue that the async io/futures libr
by dastbe 5y ago
your comment surprises me, because this kind of development is explicitly trying to avoid bifurcating the language. i would argue that the async io/futures libraries that exist in java are the bifurcation because programming with them is very jarring compared to threaded java.
- jpgvm 5y agoHis comment bellies his clear ignorance to both the Java development process and Loom in particular. Such comments aren't unusual where Java is concerned, it's the one language where many are willfully ignorant (well PHP is also in contention). Pay them no mind though. Java is already the premier server side language for serious work and this is just another tool in the toolbox, hopefully I will see less RxJava in my future. :)
- bborud 5y agoYes, and I am hoping that Go won't go through the same. But if you think about how different languages have evolved they do, over time, tend to end up in places where it gets harder and harder to avoid.