Neon maintainer here, happy to answer any questions folks might have!
It's a pretty exciting time for Neon. We're nearly feature-complete for a 1.0 release, which will come with a bunch of benefits and should help us build momentum for future improvements:
* No more legacy backend -- just one simple and clean way to use Neon, fully audited for safety.
* Strong ABI and API stability guarantees.
* Convenient APIs for general-purpose multithreading and creating custom async Node events.
* Ergonomic and modern use of JS promises, which interact beautifully with async Rust code.
Some of the things I'm looking forward to exploring post-1.0 is even more ergonomics and performance improvements.
It's a pretty exciting time for Neon. We're nearly feature-complete for a 1.0 release, which will come with a bunch of benefits and should help us build momentum for future improvements:
Some of the things I'm looking forward to exploring post-1.0 is even more ergonomics and performance improvements.