alt Hacker News> The design goal of structured concurrency is to have a safe way of using all available CPU cores on the device/computer.
That's parallelism. Concurrency is mostly about hiding latency from I/O operations like network tasks.
> The design goal of structured concurrency is to have a safe way of using all available CPU cores on the device/computer.
That's parallelism. Concurrency is mostly about hiding latency from I/O operations like network tasks.
Network operations are "asynchrony". Together with parallelism, they are both kinds of concurrency and Swift concurrency handles both.
Swift's "async let" is parallelism. As are Task groups.