Is there any thought to including a default executor in the standard library? I think it's kind of an obstacle for beginners when the language/stdlib provide all the tools to write async code, but not to run it.
I saw discussed in this talk the intent in allowing developers to provide their own executor based on the specifics of their use case:
https://youtu.be/NNwK5ZPAJCk?t=1107
This makes sense to me; however, I feel like the defacto at this point is that most people are using tokio. Is there a possibility that a default executor could be provided, and allow developers to override it with a custom library should they chose?
I saw discussed in this talk the intent in allowing developers to provide their own executor based on the specifics of their use case: https://youtu.be/NNwK5ZPAJCk?t=1107
This makes sense to me; however, I feel like the defacto at this point is that most people are using tokio. Is there a possibility that a default executor could be provided, and allow developers to override it with a custom library should they chose?