Concurrent Programming with Python and My Little Experiment
Offered By: EuroPython Conference via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore concurrent programming in Python through this informative EuroPython 2014 conference talk. Delve into various solutions for handling concurrency, primarily based on event loops. Discover the speaker's journey testing different approaches, from asyncore to asyncio, gevent, eventlet, twisted, and newer alternatives like evergreen and gruvi. Learn about the presenter's experiment in adapting the Go concurrency model to Python, resulting in the creation of the 'offset' library. Gain insights into concurrency concepts and their implementation across different libraries, building upon the speaker's previous FOSDEM 2014 presentation. Enhance your understanding of Python's concurrent programming landscape and potential future directions in this 21-minute talk.
Syllabus
Benoit Chesneau - Concurrent programming with Python and my little experiment
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EuroPython Conference
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