I really don't know why Apple decided to substitute terms like "actor" and "task" with their own custom semantics. Was the goal to make it so complicated that devs would run out of spoons if they try to learn other languages?
And after all this "fucking approachable swift concurrency", at the end of the day, one still ends up with a program that can deadlock (because of resources waiting for each other) or exhaust available threads and deadlock.
Also, the overload of keywords and language syntax around this feature is mind blowing... and keywords change meaning depending on compiler flags so you can never know what a code snippet really does unless it's part of a project. None of the safeties promised by Swift 6 are worth the burnout that would come with trying to keep all this crap in one's mind.
And after all this "fucking approachable swift concurrency", at the end of the day, one still ends up with a program that can deadlock (because of resources waiting for each other) or exhaust available threads and deadlock.
Also, the overload of keywords and language syntax around this feature is mind blowing... and keywords change meaning depending on compiler flags so you can never know what a code snippet really does unless it's part of a project. None of the safeties promised by Swift 6 are worth the burnout that would come with trying to keep all this crap in one's mind.