JavaScriptはシングルスレッドであることが知られています。そして、Promiseを用いた非同期処理ができることは周知の事実です。では、なぜシングルスレッドで非同期処理ができるのでしょうか? その点について、非同期処理のための2種類のQueuesについて触れつつ、コードベースでの説明も行います。
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We are pleased to announce the 1.0 release of Tokio, an asynchronous runtime for the Rust programming language. Tokio provides the needed building blocks for writing reliable networking applications without compromising speed. It comes with asynchronous APIs for TCP, UDP, timers, a multi-threaded, work-stealing scheduler, and more. Over the years, we have been delighted watching our users build am
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Announcing Toasty, an async ORM for RustOctober 23, 2024 Toasty is an asynchronous ORM for the Rust programming language that prioritizes ease of use. Toasty supports SQL and NoSQL databases, including DynamoDB and Cassandra (soon). Toasty is currently in the early stages of development and should be considered a "preview" (not ready for real-world usage yet). It also isn't released on crates.io y
Debugging asynchronous code in JavaScript can feel like navigating a minefield at times. You don't know when and where the console.logs will print out, and you have no idea how your code is executed. It's hard to correctly structure async code so it executes in the right order as you intend it to. Wouldn't it be nice if you had some guidance while writing asynchronous code, and to get a helpful me
Tokio is an asynchronous runtime for the Rust programming language. It provides the building blocks needed for writing networking applications. It gives the flexibility to target a wide range of systems, from large servers with dozens of cores to small embedded devices. At a high level, Tokio provides a few major components: A multi-threaded runtime for executing asynchronous code. An asynchronous
Last year, we launched HTMLRewriter for Cloudflare Workers, which enables developers to make streaming changes to HTML on the edge. Unlike a traditional DOM parser that loads the entire HTML document into memory, we developed a streaming parser written in Rust. Today, we’re announcing support for asynchronous handlers in HTMLRewriter. Now you can perform asynchronous tasks based on the content of
An Introduction to Asynchronous Programming in Rust and a High-level Overview of Tokio's Architecture Asynchronous programming allows the development of services that can handle millions of requests without saturating memory and CPU utilization. Support for asynchrony is usually baked into the programming language; we take a look at async support in Rust, a type-safe and memory-safe systems progra
In 2017, I said that “asynchronous Rust programming is a disaster and a mess”. In 2021 a lot more of the Rust ecosystem has become asynchronous – such that it might be appropriate to just say that Rust programming is now a disaster and a mess. As someone who used to really love Rust, this makes me quite sad. I’ve had a think about this, and I’m going to attempt to explain how we got here. Many peo
Today, we, the Tokio team, are announcing the initial release of Tokio Console (Github), enabling Rust developers to gain deeper insight into the runtime behavior of their applications. And just like that, we get to peek under the hood. —niedzejkob Tokio Console is a diagnostics and debugging tool for asynchronous Rust programs. It gives you a live, easy-to-navigate view into the program's tasks a
The I/O APIs on the web are asynchronous, but they're synchronous in most system languages. When compiling code to WebAssembly, you need to bridge one kind of APIs to another—and this bridge is Asyncify. In this post, you'll learn when and how to use Asyncify and how it works under the hood. I/O in system languages I'll start with a simple example in C. Say, you want to read the user's name from a
Today we are happy to announce axum: An easy to use, yet powerful, web framework designed to take full advantage of the Tokio ecosystem. High level features Route requests to handlers with a macro free API. Declaratively parse requests using extractors. Simple and predictable error handling model. Generate responses with minimal boilerplate. Take full advantage of the tower and tower-http ecosyste
Kyoto is a library for creating fast, server side frontend avoiding vanilla templating downsides. It tries to address complexities in frontend domain like responsibility separation, components structure, asynchronous load and hassle-free dynamic layout updates. These issues are common for frontends written with Go. The library provides you with primitives for pages and components creation, state a
With the Postgres 18 Beta 1 release this week a multi-year effort, and significant architectural shift in Postgres is taking shape: Asynchronous I/O (AIO). These capabilities are still under active development, but they represent a fundamental change in how Postgres handles I/O, offering the potential for significant performance gains, particularly in cloud environments where latency is often the
Photo by Thomas Park on UnsplashReact 16.0 introduced Error Boundaries. Error boundaries are React components that catch JavaScript errors anywhere in their child component tree, log those errors, and display a fallback UI instead of the component tree that crashed. Take this example: If we run this code, the ErrorBoundary will catch the error, render the fallback UI (Something went wrong) and log
If you are already reading my blog, you may have noticed that I see a lot of potential in the Rust programming language. The safety and efficiency properties of Rust make it the programming language of “fearless concurrency”, and in particular the async/.await syntax that was stabilized about a year ago really make asynchronous programming a core feature of Rust. The downside of this new asynchron
When we began working on Dolt we made the decision to build on top of Noms. Noms stores data in a content addressable DAG, and has countless applications. It was a great starting point for us to build Dolt, and it let us hit the ground running. Once we had a working prototype of the product we began importing data. Every dataset we imported taught us something new about the product. It helped us f
Today, we are happy to announce the initial release of tokio-metrics, a crate for getting a Tokio application's runtime and task level metrics. Tokio Metrics makes it easier for Tokio users to debug performance problems with their applications by providing visibility into runtime behaviors in production. Today, Tokio is used successfully in large-scale production deployments at companies like Amaz
Home Research TITAC2 Member Link Local 情報処理1998年3月号特別論説・「情報処理最前線」 非同期式マイクロプロセッサの動向 A Perspective on Asynchronous Microprocessor 南谷 崇 (Takashi Nanya) 東京大学 先端科学技術研究センター (Research Center for Advanced Science and Technology, The University of Tokyo) 今日までの情報処理技術の発展を支えてきたコンピュータ性能の飛躍的 向上はVLSI技術の進歩に負うところが大きい。今後も、素子の微細化と チップの高集積化が一層進むと予測されている。 しかし、コンピュータの誕生以来これまでずっと行われてきた「同期式」 システム設計ではもはや今後のVLSI技術の進歩の恩恵を十分
JavaScript is a single-threaded language (single call stack). So, how can it be asynchronous? Are you also having the same thoughts? This article will explain how we can do asynchronous programming in JavaScript. However, before getting into that, let us first understand what asynchronous programming is and the difference between synchronous and asynchronous coding. What is Asynchronous Programmin
The parallelogram represents the interface. It can be seen from the figure that the interface is fully reused on both the server and the client. A brief introduction to the functions of the next few interfaces: EncodePacket/DecodePacket: Responsible for solving the sticky packet problem of data receiving and sending. Through this interface, memory can be reclaimed when sending and receiving data,
Happy new year! 🎉 Today, we're happy to announce axum version 0.8. axum is an ergonomic and modular web framework built with tokio, tower, and hyper. This also includes new major versions of axum-core, axum-extra, and axum-macros. Here is a small selection of the most notable changes in this release: Path parameter syntax changes The path parameter syntax has changed from /:single and /*many to /
If you have a business no matter how small, you are collecting data, and you need to have your data accessible to make informed decisions about how to make your business better. The more successful you become the more data you are producing and the more you become dependent by it. This is when you start to realize your must have your data in a safe place like a database instead some spreadsheet. B
How to Use Multiple GitHub Accounts Git is a popular tool for version control in software development. It is not uncommon to use multiple Git accounts. Correctly configuring and switching Git accounts is challenging. In this article, we show what Git provides for account configuration, its limitations, and the solution to switch accounts automatically based on a project parent directory location.
Announcing tokio-uring: io-uring support for TokioJuly 19, 2021 Today, we published the first release of the “tokio-uring” crate, providing support for the io-uring system API on Linux. This release provides asynchronous File operations, and we will be adding support for more operations in subsequent releases. To use tokio-uring, first, add a dependency on the crate: tokio-uring = "0.1.0" Then, st
It’s an exciting time for GUI in Rust. There are now quite a few, well written windowing libraries in Rust. winit is the leader of the pack, with the best platform support and a newly merged keyboard support PR that positions it to become the dominant windowing system in the ecosystem. There are a couple of other contenders, but none of them are serious contenders. Nowadays there’s a pretty good i
Asynchronous computing @Facebook: Driving efficiency and developer productivity at Facebook scale People use our apps and services every day for a wide spectrum of use cases, including sharing pictures; following the latest news and sports updates; sharing life-changing events, such as the birth of a child; or marking themselves safe via Safety Check. Now, more than ever, people are also using our
In 2013, I discovered the Rust programming language and quickly decided to learn it and make it my main programming language. In 2017, I moved to Berlin and joined Parity as a Rust developer. The task that occupied my first few months was to build rust-libp2p, a peer-to-peer library in asynchronous Rust (~89k lines of code at the moment). Afterwards, I integrated it in Substrate (~400k lines of co
How Bond Home Built In-House Observability & Why They Switched to Memfault | Wed, October 30th - 9AM PT | 12PM ET | RSVP In the realm of embedded software, the demand for efficient and responsive applications is ever-increasing. Asynchronous programming, with its ability to handle concurrent tasks effectively, holds immense potential in this domain. Let’s delve into the world of asynchronous Rust
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