> We should have an official runtime, officially managed, and guided by the same thoughts that guide the rest of the language.
Agreed, it feels like we're in a worst-of-both-worlds situation. On one hand, tokio is relied upon by thousands of crates, and is very opinionated, meaning it's hard to innovate in the async space. On the other hand, tokio isn't a real standard, so we still get ecosystem fragmentation.
Agreed, it feels like we're in a worst-of-both-worlds situation. On one hand, tokio is relied upon by thousands of crates, and is very opinionated, meaning it's hard to innovate in the async space. On the other hand, tokio isn't a real standard, so we still get ecosystem fragmentation.