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I fully agree, I love and dislike tokio equally much. It works great but because of that is used way too often as a golden hammer for every problem that involves async.
On another note, I found this: docs.rs/agnostic/lat...
On another note, I found this: docs.rs/agnostic/lat...
agnostic - Rust
`agnostic` is an agnostic abstraction layer for any async runtime.
docs.rs
January 5, 2026 at 1:40 PM
I fully agree, I love and dislike tokio equally much. It works great but because of that is used way too often as a golden hammer for every problem that involves async.
On another note, I found this: docs.rs/agnostic/lat...
On another note, I found this: docs.rs/agnostic/lat...
Been there, done that. Yeah, async does feel like an afterthought in Rust's design and the ecosystem is slow to change that. I hope that one day we will have a better solution.
January 5, 2026 at 10:15 AM
Been there, done that. Yeah, async does feel like an afterthought in Rust's design and the ecosystem is slow to change that. I hope that one day we will have a better solution.
Convenience is a hell of a drug. Making stuff async-framework agnostic is sadly pretty involved so I understand why people rarely do it. Luckily Rust has made forking and modifying code a blessing so far for me.
January 5, 2026 at 10:08 AM
Convenience is a hell of a drug. Making stuff async-framework agnostic is sadly pretty involved so I understand why people rarely do it. Luckily Rust has made forking and modifying code a blessing so far for me.