This seems really interesting, I would say I'm a bit concerned of the complexity it may add to JS when most developers are fairly familiar with the single-threaded model (or at least don't need to think about it).
Where is concurrency beneficial? Are there other languages that are sometimes concurrent, and sometimes not?
Will a JS developer who is jumping between front-end and back-end get confused by the two paradigms?
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[ 6.2 ms ] story [ 18.4 ms ] threadWhere is concurrency beneficial? Are there other languages that are sometimes concurrent, and sometimes not?
Will a JS developer who is jumping between front-end and back-end get confused by the two paradigms?