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We look with interest on using async/await as a general approach for working with futures in our project.
We did some tests on the library but found out that it produce much more java byte code then map/flatMap does in the same in the same situation (especially on scala 2.12).
So we wonder:
Is scala-async library ready for production?
Is it meant to be used as a general approach or should it be used careful just for complex async cases?
How much impact does it have on compilation time?
How much impact does it have on size of generated byte code?
Does it have any performance issues?