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To be fair, you can‘t really blame the complexity of a framework on the language. A similar comparison would be having gripes about C++ because of boost. On th
by selfmodruntime 4y ago
To be fair, you can‘t really blame the complexity of a framework on the language. A similar comparison would be having gripes about C++ because of boost.
On the other hand, I am often dissatisfied with tokio‘s incredible complexity and the fact that it‘s the accepted async solution in the ecosystem.
- convolvatron 4y agoyeah. I don't think 'this sucks lets do something else' is generally well received here. plus you already have a limited selection of those crates that are async and aligned with the rest of the runtime. losing tokio would pretty much mean 80s style programming with no crates - definite no no