> Unfortunately, Tokio is notoriously difficult to learn due to its sophisticated abstractions.
Aren’t abstractions supposed to make things easier to learn? Something about the idea of “complex abstractions” seems wrong.
(Edit: this is not a criticism of Tokio, it’s a criticism of the OP’s characterization of “sophisticated abstractions” which IMO should reduce complexity)
Aren’t abstractions supposed to make things easier to learn? Something about the idea of “complex abstractions” seems wrong.
(Edit: this is not a criticism of Tokio, it’s a criticism of the OP’s characterization of “sophisticated abstractions” which IMO should reduce complexity)