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Are there plans to improve concurrency in Rust?
8 projects | reddit.com/r/rust | 26 Dec 2022

I have had excellent success with this approach when implementing the Raft algorithm. Raft involves a complex state machine that uses several notionally "asynchronous" operations (sending/receiving messages, storing/loading data from disk, triggering events on timeouts). But that doesn't mean that it needs to be async. For example, instead of having the user of the crate implement a "Storage" trait with asychronous methods, it simply returns a list of the storage operations that must be executed. The caller is free to execute these however they want, sync or async. Traits are a convenient tool for polymorphism, but are not the only one, and will frequently lead to ugly/complex architectures when combined with async.