> One worry that I have with async rust is that the executors are so complex that the "baseline complexity" starts rather high. I completely agree, however I l

> One worry that I have with async rust is that the executors are so complex that the "baseline complexity" starts rather high. I completely agree, however I like that you have the option to swap out the executor for your own if the situation requires it, which I think concerns a very small number of applications. In other languages with a baked-in runtime you would be left trying to come up with workarounds to make it play nicely.