People who say "fearless concurrency" have clearly never debugged a bad concurrency problem. Those strike fear into the heart of any honest hacker, and no amount of nagging from the compiler or good marketing can make concurrency fearless.
I understand what the marketing means. But grep your codebase and dependencies for "unsafe"... That should put paid to your fearlessness.
I understand what the marketing means. But grep your codebase and dependencies for "unsafe"... That should put paid to your fearlessness.