I agree to a large extend. However its not that viral if you're the app developer. Tokio ( and iirc most other executors ) have a block_on and a spawn_blocking

I agree to a large extend. However its not that viral if you're the app developer. Tokio ( and iirc most other executors ) have a block_on and a spawn_blocking to jump between 'worlds'. If all you're doing is something like "get 10 http request and concat them to stdout" then doing it with Rust async + a block_on call is pretty straight forward.