In this second part of our journey to try and understand how async I/O works in Rust, we'll build a simple reactor/executor model.
In a previous post I showed an example CLI application in rust dealing with HTTP and Git. This post will show how to use the new async/await syntax to improve it.
In a previous post, we created an Actix 0.7 Web App, which was not fully non-blocking. In this post, we'll become fully non-blocking and upgrade the app to Actix 1.0
