Book Exploring Async Basics

[ibobev]

https://cfsamson.github.io/book-exploring-async-basics/

[pbreit]

I appreciate the effort but found the discussion even more confusing than my already confused understanding. Some simple examples would help.

[MaXtreeM]

If author is here, I just read the first chapter and it seems well written. Thank you, I will definitely read through the rest.

[cfsamson → MaXtreeM]

Thanks for the feedback. I hope you enjoy the rest of it as well.

[james_brian]

cannot add tags to pocket entry on chrome for the site, search takes over after the first letter is typed in to pocket chrome extension.

[bestouff]

I would appreciate if the title said it's for js (and not rust)

[reificator → bestouff]

Why? Would you not prefer an accurate title over a misconception?

The book’s title is “The Node Experiment - Exploring Async Basics with Rust”.

The reference to Node is that the book reimplements a similar system to Node’s event loop, but using Rust, to learn more about Rust’s async support.

Node is chosen as a well known async model for this generation’s developers.

[ImprobableTruth → bestouff]

What do you mean? It's about writing a node-js like event loop in rust. Calling it "for js" seems highly misleading.