I guess you could "slot loom into co-routines", but the niceness of loom is that you don't even have to use coroutines. It could just be regular "blocking" Kotl

I guess you could "slot loom into co-routines", but the niceness of loom is that you don't even have to use coroutines. It could just be regular "blocking" Kotlin functions which run on virtual threads. If you already use Kotlin coroutines - fine to continue to use them. But I imagine for a new project you might want to opt to build on virtual threads instead of coroutines.