To be sure, JS is by no means optimal. It’s a valid proof of concept, though. What async/await gets you for I/O, and the project loom that Sean mentioned aims to get for general code, is thread behavior for the cost of a function call.
To be sure, JS is by no means optimal. It’s a valid proof of concept, though. What async/await gets you for I/O, and the project loom that Sean mentioned aims to get for general code, is thread behavior for the cost of a function call.