Things to consider when rewriting code to use the new async/await syntax provided by Future::AsyncAwait. In part 1 we looked at how to rewrite code that previously used plain Future on its own for sequencing operations, into using the neater async/await syntax provided by Future::AsyncAwait. In

Things to consider when rewriting code to use the new async/await syntax provided by Future::AsyncAwait. The Future class provides basic asynchronous future functionality, and also a number of handy building-blocks for building larger code structures into meaningful programs. With the addition of the async/await syntax provided by