There is a sync await in Rust. It feels very much like JavaScript and that is still single threaded. There's no try catch, which is honestly one of my least favorite things in JavaScript. The way they handle exceptions is via like pattern matching sometimes West. And then via pattern matching, you're essentially it's almost like a switch statement.
In this Hasty Treat, Scott and Wes talk about Rust, and how the concepts might translate for JavaScript developers looking to try writing in Rust.
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