Maybe you don't need concurrency, but I certainly have in almost all my jobs thus far. async/await is pretty great for this, especially when you need to mix con

Maybe you don't need concurrency, but I certainly have in almost all my jobs thus far. async/await is pretty great for this, especially when you need to mix concurrency and UI. Making it a language feature (instead of a library) makes the concurrent operations a lot more readable by avoiding a lot of nesting.