That is an unfair characterization of Zig. The OP correctly points out:
> Function signatures don’t change based on how they’re scheduled, and async/await become library functions rather than language keywords.
The functions have the same calling conventions regardless of IO implementation. Functions return data and not promises, callbacks, or futures. Dependency injection is not function coloring.
> Function signatures don’t change based on how they’re scheduled, and async/await become library functions rather than language keywords.
The functions have the same calling conventions regardless of IO implementation. Functions return data and not promises, callbacks, or futures. Dependency injection is not function coloring.