> I thought one of the key selling points with Node was an fully async standard library, enabling better scaling in process.
We still have an event loop that is trivially blocked by very simple programmer errors, destroying the whole advantage that you describe here.
The fact that Node ships a fully asynchronous standard library doesn't in any way fix the fact that Node is a runtime for a language that itself is a mistake.
We still have an event loop that is trivially blocked by very simple programmer errors, destroying the whole advantage that you describe here.
The fact that Node ships a fully asynchronous standard library doesn't in any way fix the fact that Node is a runtime for a language that itself is a mistake.