> That's exactly the purpose of the Comsat project, which integrates existing third-party libraries with Quasar fibers. Indeed! :) And Comsat is a hugely imp

> That's exactly the purpose of the Comsat project, which integrates existing third-party libraries with Quasar fibers. Indeed! :) And Comsat is a hugely important part of Quasar's growing usability in real-world applications. (I'm using the servlet & JAX-RS code right now. So yeah, it's safe to say I'm thrilled about those integrations.) Quasar also has great abstractions available if one needs to generate new bindings to any code which can currently produce callbacks: FiberAsync [1] is every bit as simple to use as the docs indicate. But it is still slightly-more-than-none work required when dealing with hollywood frameworks that haven't already been adapted. It's totally manageable; at the same time, it's my personal hope in the long run we see more frameworks growing up that deal with green threading naturally. [1] http://docs.paralleluniverse.co/quasar/javadoc/co/paralleluniverse/fibers/FiberAsync.html http://docs.paralleluniverse.co/quasar/javadoc/co/parallelun...