I remember being so mad years ago, coming from a pure CS background, when it dawned on me that async await was “mere” control flow and not actual parallelism.
It’s why I feel go (with go routines being the norm) is one of the few imperative languages that was designed vs. filling out a bunch of historical constraints (apologies this is not meant to trigger a language debate, just an idiosyncratic thought)
It’s why I feel go (with go routines being the norm) is one of the few imperative languages that was designed vs. filling out a bunch of historical constraints (apologies this is not meant to trigger a language debate, just an idiosyncratic thought)