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Anything that waits on I/O needs concurrency (but not necessarily threads). Web backends, web frontends, deeper backends, desktop GUIs, that's probably 90% of s

Anything that waits on I/O needs concurrency (but not necessarily threads). Web backends, web frontends, deeper backends, desktop GUIs, that's probably 90% of software right there.

sealeck 3y ago
Rust is a systems programming language though.
- hot_gril 3y ago
  I interpreted the 99% thing as referring to all software. If it's just Rust projects then sure, then again anyone who needs async has probably been avoiding a language that lacked async until recently.