In programming, handling both synchronous (sync) and asynchronous (async) functions often leads to the 'coloring problem', where a function's asynchronous or synchronous nature affects the entire codebase. This post introduces 'quansync', a new approach to decouple code from the coloring problem by allowing functions to be used as both sync and async based on context. Examples showcase how quansync can simplify code without duplicating logic, improving flexibility while managing async dependencies.
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The Coloring Problem #Introducing Quansync #How does it Work? #When not to Use? #Coloring Problem Revisited #Conclusion #3 Comments
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