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I agree and I'll add, that the current implicit conversion in the opposite direction (enum => int) should be left untouched.

I think, that asynchronous classes didn't find any use up-until-dao, because we didn't have any easy way how to say "hey, here is a completely independent, asynchronous entity, which you...

> They are simple to use, however. This might become the reason overweighting their limitations and justifying their existence in Dao. > Beside what I already pointed out, use of...

@daokoder do you think, that it would be possible to write some highly efficient Dao module providing some form of an actor model (e.g. from the point of view of...

Yes, `nanomsg` is a very nice and ultra-lean "framework", but for some patterns it lacks reliability (it's described in it's documentation and Martin Sustrik's blog posts) - e.g. multicast. And...

Looks OK to me on the first glance. Could someone else please review this? Maybe also @Hejsil as a Zig expert :wink:?

@ryuukk ok, please bump the version (the third number only) to not break any build pipelines expecting that each release has a corresponding unique version string and then we will...

Hi and sorry for the delay. Dao uses it's own `daomake` tool which generates standard `Makefiles` depending on the platform. `daomake` itself uses the great C ecosystem to do all...

In general I like the changes. But I have few questions. 1. How do the changes related to decorators (i.e. their removal and extension of concrete interface) affect aspect-oriented programming...

Thank you for the information. > I think such graph representation of programs has an obvious flaw, that is, the graph can easily become messy and unreadable as the program...