> Async/await work much much better than goroutines for GUI programs, which was still a major market at the time this feature was added to C#. Since there is a

> Async/await work much much better than goroutines for GUI programs, which was still a major market at the time this feature was added to C#. Since there is a single GUI thread where everything that touches the GUI must live, but you do want your application to have multiple other threads, you need to give the programmer this kind of control and can't rely on a more simplistic Go-style green threads runtime. Couldn't you have the GUI thread on one core, and the "goroutine pool" taking all the other cores, and distribute work on that pool? The model would be a bit more complex than Go, but considering C# is made for a wider variety of usages, multiple models wouldn't be so far fetched.