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Async Rust. It separates Rust ecosystem. Can’t be replaced because your code is either async from the beginning, or not. You are using either async libs, or s
by EugeneOZ 5y ago
Async Rust.
It separates Rust ecosystem.
Can’t be replaced because your code is either async from the beginning, or not. You are using either async libs, or some outdated libs because all modern versions have to support async Rust.
- k4ch0w 5y agoAmen to this one. It’s a shame you have to choose between tokio or async std too. Why hasn’t Rust standardized a single engine?
- jhugo 5y agoStandardisation is a commitment, and rust's stdlib is deliberately lean to allow that commitment to be very strong (long-term stability). If in doubt, just use Tokio. It's much more widely used, has been around longer, has a history of solid engineering, didn't choose to put "std" in its name and race to 1.0 to fool people into thinking it was mature, ...