Martin you should give it another try, use it with the best practices. I think guys at JB rushed a bit making all of these features available to people (though that why its called experimental).
Either way i would totally agree with you a while back, but now they figured out how to use it properly, things you can do with co routines i don't think there is any other tech out there that allows this... its far more capable than plain async or event loops.
For example i use it to make the code very straight forward for things like complex order executions, where i interact with various exchanges send orders cancel them await for cancellations, combine these simple executions to create more complex ones... or cancel them and see how other smaller orders get cancelled properly, it is very ugly to do it in blocking or future world... but its a poetry if you use coroutines.
Another thing i use it for is telegram bots... each users conversation is one very synchronous looking piece of code, which is very simple to understand and change. For me there is no performance chase its just code readability.
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Martin you should give it another try, use it with the best practices. I think guys at JB rushed a bit making all of these features available to people (though that why its called experimental).
Either way i would totally agree with you a while back, but now they figured out how to use it properly, things you can do with co routines i don't think there is any other tech out there that allows this... its far more capable than plain async or event loops.
For example i use it to make the code very straight forward for things like complex order executions, where i interact with various exchanges send orders cancel them await for cancellations, combine these simple executions to create more complex ones... or cancel them and see how other smaller orders get cancelled properly, it is very ugly to do it in blocking or future world... but its a poetry if you use coroutines.
Another thing i use it for is telegram bots... each users conversation is one very synchronous looking piece of code, which is very simple to understand and change. For me there is no performance chase its just code readability.