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Choices come with trade-offs and in turn make languages suitable for different use-cases and users. There's no uniform "best for it's users" choices that apply
by kjeetgill 4y ago
Choices come with trade-offs and in turn make languages suitable for different use-cases and users. There's no uniform "best for it's users" choices that apply to all languages.
Well, ironically, the exception that applies to all languages being: "does my code still work?" choices... which is what pron was addressing.
- noncoml 4y agoI can buy the argument that async/await is a design choice. In which case this is what is “best if the user” But the GP replied to a comment that was claiming threads of execution are better than async. So in the context of the reply the threads are the “best for the the user”