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I also don't understand your argument on simplicity. You make mention in multiple points about "await". You don't like it. We get it. In what way is it not simp
by EvanCarroll 7y ago
I also don't understand your argument on simplicity. You make mention in multiple points about "await". You don't like it. We get it. In what way is it not simple? And how does it follow that Go is more simple (using the same definition).
- kristoff_it 7y agoI actually quite like it. C# has a peculiar async runtime that when misused tends to deadlock, and that's the entirety of my issue with it... and the fact that async/await is a half baked monad in most languages, but I say that with love (mostly) :)