Though Haskell is already quite widely used in the industry, it’s still sometimes believed to be an “academical” language used exclusively for scientific purposes. In this post, I’d like to tell you about several rather popular Haskell tools which may be of use to you.
Source: 7 Useful Tools Written in Haskell.
Async await is part of the new structured concurrency changes that arrived in Swift 5.5 during WWDC 2021. Concurrency in Swift means allowing multiple pieces of code to run at the same time. This is a very simplified description, but it should give you an idea already how important concurrency in Swift is for the performance of your apps. With the new async methods and await statements, we can define methods performing work asynchronously.
You might have read about the Swift Concurrency Manifesto by Chris Lattner before, which was announced a few years back. Many developers in the Swift community are excited about the future to come with a structured way of defining asynchronous code. Now that it’s finally here, we can simplify our code with async-await and make our asynchronous code easier to read.
Source: Async await in Swift explained with code examples, an article by Antoine van der Lee.
In this programmer’s opinion, you should use whichever constructs leads to the best code, factoring in maintainability and speed. And sometimes this might be
goto!
Source: goto, an article by Brian “Beej Jorgensen” Hall.