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Swift Concurrency Roadmap.
A PR with this document can be found here Swift Concurrency Roadmap Our goal is to make concurrent programming in Swift convenient, efficient, and safe. This document outlines a number of proposed additions and changes to the language to achieve this, through the implementation of asynchronous functions and actors. These additions will be proposed separately, but they will in many cases depend on each other. This document serves to join them together. Unlike a manifesto, which might describe …
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