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Fair enough. Just keep in mind that in the common runtimes of the most popular language, JavaScript, your async/await code is usually a single threaded event lo
by hu3 3y ago
Fair enough. Just keep in mind that in the common runtimes of the most popular language, JavaScript, your async/await code is usually a single threaded event loop. Which is very different from Go's green-threads implementation.
- hot_gril 3y agoYes, but async/await doesn't mean you need an event loop.