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Barbara wants async insights #114
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This looks great to me! Left a few nits.
* Worker threads that are blocked from progressing tasks forward. | ||
* Tasks that are not progressing. | ||
* **How would this story have played out differently for the other characters?** | ||
* [Alan] who is an Erlang developer, might miss the highly [debuggable](https://youtu.be/JvBT4XBdoUE) BEAM runtime. He would immediately find out that he can't easily analyze a task during runtime. |
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Maybe add a note about Java, which also has great tooling, and Go? Many languages have links to good tools for this kind of thing, I think. it'd be nice if we could collect links here, actually. Maybe we can ask for help on this point from The Internet.
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A list of links:
- Delve, the debugging tool for Go.
- Using Visual Studio to debug C#.
- Debugging async Java using IntelliJ.
Should I insert links like these? Is this what you meant? Correct me if I am wrong.
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Yep, pefect. I would maybe say "Depending on what languages he was using before, Alan would likely have had experience with a stronger tooling story:" and then list out the various options
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This looks great!
Written during Vision Doc Writing Sessions, along with others.
Related to #75.