I needed async IO for a Rust project I was working on. My server needs to read some bytes from a client and then send those bytes back to all registered clients. I decided to use mio, the Rust async IO library, to build a server. All the examples I found showcased reading from a socket and then writing back to that same socket. Also, many of the examples had caveats about unhandled edge cases and used a lot of unwrap. Over the next three posts, I am going to walk through everything I learned ...
