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This isn't why development is slow. In my opinion, if I were still employed to work on Rust improvements to async would have shipped a lot faster. My blogging a
by withoutboats3 2y ago
This isn't why development is slow. In my opinion, if I were still employed to work on Rust improvements to async would have shipped a lot faster. My blogging about it in my free time is my effort, in light of my circumstances, to get the project back to shipping on async.
- Sytten 2y agoIt would help for sure to have a lead on this. Still there are a lot of opinions on the way forward for async so it would still be slow I think. I did get annoyed recently by the trait async stabilization that promised us a good trait-variant [1] which has been abandoned. Makes it so much harder to build a library without it. [1] https://github.com/rust-lang/impl-trait-utils https://github.com/rust-lang/impl-trait-utils
- hitekker 2y agoFor someone not in the loop, why not go back into it and take the lead? At least on a part time, volunteer basis.