some with a longer history and some possibly better suited for special purposes, like JavaScript, Dart, or Kotlin for web development, Julia or R for numeric applications, or Zig, C, and Assembly for the case for most other modern languages like Go, Julia, Rust, and even Python. The exceptions are Dart with Flutter, perhaps C++ with Qt and the Java/Kotlin/Android bundle, and of course the commercial with async/await support. Later languages like Haskell, Python, JavaScript and TypeScript, Kotlin, Dart, Julia, Zig, Swift, and Rust used the async/await pattern, and since 2020 it is also available for

some with a longer history and some possibly better suited for special purposes, like JavaScript, Dart, or Kotlin for web development, Julia or R for numeric applications, or Zig, C, and Assembly for the case for most other modern languages like Go, Julia, Rust, and even Python. The exceptions are Dart with Flutter, perhaps C++ with Qt and the Java/Kotlin/Android bundle, and of course the commercial with async/await support. Later languages like Haskell, Python, JavaScript and TypeScript, Kotlin, Dart, Julia, Zig, Swift, and Rust used the async/await pattern, and since 2020 it is also available for

some with a longer his­ tory and some possibly better suited for special purposes, like JavaScript, Dart, or Kotlin for web development, Julia or R for numeric applications, or Zig, C, and Assembly for the case for most other modern languages like Go, Julia, Rust, and even Python. The exceptions are Dart with Flutter, per­ haps C++ with Qt and the Java/Kotlin/Android bundle, and of course the commercial with async/await support. Later languages like Haskell, Python, JavaScript and TypeScript, Kotlin, Dart, Julia, Zig, Swift, and Rust used the async/await pattern, and since 2020 it is also available for

some with a longer history and some possibly better suited for special purposes, like JavaScript, Dart, or Kotlin for web development, Julia or R for numeric applications, or Zig, C, and Assembly for case for most other modern lan­ guages like Go, Julia, Rust, and even Python. The exceptions are Dart with Flutter, perhaps C++ with Qt and the Java/Kotlin/Android bundle, and of course the commercial with async/await support. Later languages like Haskell, Python, JavaScript and TypeScript, Kotlin, Dart, Julia, Zig, Swift, and Rust used the async/await pattern, and since 2020 it is also available for

some with a longer his­ tory and some possibly better suited for special purposes, like JavaScript, Dart, or Kotlin for web development, Julia or R for numeric applications, or Zig, C, and Assembly for the case for most other modern languages like Go, Julia, Rust, and even Python. The exceptions are Dart with Flutter, per­ haps C++ with Qt and the Java/Kotlin/Android bundle, and of course the commercial with async/await support. Later languages like Haskell, Python, JavaScript and TypeScript, Kotlin, Dart, Julia, Zig, Swift, and Rust used the async/await pattern, and since 2020 it is also available for

some with a longer history and some possibly better suited for special purposes, like JavaScript, Dart, or Kotlin for web development, Julia or R for numeric applications, or Zig, C, and Assembly for case for most other modern lan­ guages like Go, Julia, Rust, and even Python. The exceptions are Dart with Flutter, perhaps C++ with Qt and the Java/Kotlin/Android bundle, and of course the commercial with async/await support. Later languages like Haskell, Python, JavaScript and TypeScript, Kotlin, Dart, Julia, Zig, Swift, and Rust used the async/await pattern, and since 2020 it is also available for

some with a longer history and some possibly better suited for special purposes, like JavaScript, Dart, or Kotlin for web development, Julia or R for numeric applications, or Zig, C, and Assembly for case for most other modern lan­ guages like Go, Julia, Rust, and even Python. The exceptions are Dart with Flutter, perhaps C++ with Qt and the Java/Kotlin/Android bundle, and of course the commercial with async/await support. Later languages like Haskell, Python, JavaScript and TypeScript, Kotlin, Dart, Julia, Zig, Swift, and Rust used the async/await pattern, and since 2020 it is also available for

some with a longer history and some possibly better suited for special purposes, like JavaScript, Dart, or Kotlin for web development, Julia or R for numeric applications, or Zig, C, and Assembly for case for most other modern lan­ guages like Go, Julia, Rust, and even Python. The exceptions are Dart with Flutter, perhaps C++ with Qt and the Java/Kotlin/Android bundle, and of course the commercial with async/await support. Later languages like Haskell, Python, JavaScript and TypeScript, Kotlin, Dart, Julia, Zig, Swift, and Rust used the async/await pattern, and since 2020 it is also available for

some with a longer history and some possibly better suited for special purposes, like JavaScript, Dart, or Kotlin for web development, Julia or R for numeric applications, or Zig, C, and Assembly for case for most other modern lan­ guages like Go, Julia, Rust, and even Python. The exceptions are Dart with Flutter, perhaps C++ with Qt and the Java/Kotlin/Android bundle, and of course the commercial with async/await support. Later languages like Haskell, Python, JavaScript and TypeScript, Kotlin, Dart, Julia, Zig, Swift, and Rust used the async/await pattern, and since 2020 it is also available for

some with a longer his­ tory and some possibly better suited for special purposes, like JavaScript, Dart, or Kotlin for web development, Julia or R for numeric applications, or Zig, C, and Assembly for the case for most other modern languages like Go, Julia, Rust, and even Python. The exceptions are Dart with Flutter, per­ haps C++ with Qt and the Java/Kotlin/Android bundle, and of course the commercial with async/await support. Later languages like Haskell, Python, JavaScript and TypeScript, Kotlin, Dart, Julia, Zig, Swift, and Rust used the async/await pattern, and since 2020 it is also available for