None of what you're describing really tracks for me, having written many thousands of lines of rust and interfacing with my third party crates.
"async/await doesn't solve much" like your whole post confuses me.
I think right now a lot of rust libraries are "hyper generic" because they're intended to be lower level and to be built on top of. Like hyper, as an example. I've never found it particularly hard to work with generic libraries though.
"async/await doesn't solve much" like your whole post confuses me.
I think right now a lot of rust libraries are "hyper generic" because they're intended to be lower level and to be built on top of. Like hyper, as an example. I've never found it particularly hard to work with generic libraries though.