As time passes, the more I feel a minority in adoring rust, while detesting Async. I have attempted it a number of times, but it seems incompatible with my brain's idea of structure. Not asynchronous or concurrent programming, but Async/Await in rust. It appears that most of the networking libraries have committed to this path, and embedded it moving in its direction.
I bring this up because a main reason for my distaste is Async's incompatibility with non-Async. I also bring this up because lack of a Django or SQLAlchemy-style ORM is one reason I continue to write web applications in Python.
As time passes, the more I feel a minority in adoring rust, while detesting Async. I have attempted it a number of times, but it seems incompatible with my brain's idea of structure. Not asynchronous or concurrent programming, but Async/Await in rust. It appears that most of the networking libraries have committed to this path, and embedded it moving in its direction.
I bring this up because a main reason for my distaste is Async's incompatibility with non-Async. I also bring this up because lack of a Django or SQLAlchemy-style ORM is one reason I continue to write web applications in Python.