> I personally don't mind it much, as that explicitness is one of my favourite things about Rust.
Rust has operator overloading, so the + operator may call a function, I don't call that explicit.
For me the 2 first checkmarks of being coloured are what matter most, the author argues that you can work around the third point, but it seems like a huge pain to do routinely.
I'm still in the camp that non colored async runtimes are more useful.
Rust has operator overloading, so the + operator may call a function, I don't call that explicit.
For me the 2 first checkmarks of being coloured are what matter most, the author argues that you can work around the third point, but it seems like a huge pain to do routinely.
I'm still in the camp that non colored async runtimes are more useful.