Do you know if Loom has any implications for reactive frameworks, like reactive spring? Or do they already contain a... "non native" implementation of this concept?
With Loom, the simple, blocking, non-reactive frameworks (like Spring MVC) should give you similar throughput to the reactive ones -- that's the main impact. I don't know how reactive frameworks intend to make use of Loom.
Loom will be a performance game changer even for reactive frameworks. I'm not even talking about it the fact it use io_uring and other SOTA OS technologies.
I'm talking about the fact it allows to have a non blocking socket thus enabling for the first time asynchronous jdbc access and thus postrgresql pipelineing/batching.
This will allow spring to come at the top 4 fastest http servers on earth according to the benchmarckgame
