In the second part of this series we discussed the concurrency model and the event driven architecture. In this part we will discuss various Python implementations and how they're used to build asynchronous web applications. We will focus primarily on Asyncio and cover some example code as a tutorial to this library. Leaving the comforts of the WSGI standard is not an easy thing to do. But if you're reading the third instalment of this series the assumption is that you think

In the first part of this series we discussed the problems and limitations which inheres within WSGI-based Python web applications. in this part we will discuss what concurrency is and what is an event driven architecture Web applications need to be able to handle multiple requests simultaneously. A web server which can only process one request at a time is only good for development purposes or for very specialized applications. A good example of such a web server is the deve

Learn why Python web applications which are based on the WSGI standard are limited in their performance and abilities and how to overcome th