Asyncio Stack & React.js or Development on the Edge

Explore the evolution of Python's asyncio and modern JavaScript in this EuroPython 2015 conference talk. Dive into the aio stack, including aiohttp, aioredis, and aiopg, for building contemporary Python backends. Learn about common challenges and solutions when transitioning to asyncio-based development. Discover the latest advancements in frontend development, including ES6 features and their impact on JavaScript. Gain insights into React.js and Flux, and understand their significance for Python developers. Examine a real-world web application that combines the aio stack on the backend with React.js and Flux on the frontend, providing valuable observations for developers interested in cutting-edge web development techniques.

Intro
My Path
JavaScript was bad
JavaScript problems
But then...
ES2015. Modules
ES2015. Arrows
ES2015. Classes
ES2015. Template Strings
ES2015. Destructing
And More
How to Use?
React.js. A Simple Component
React.js. A Stateful Component
React.js. Using Componen
React.js. Fetching data
React.js. One-way data binding
aiohttp.web
And many others
Even web-frameworks available
Architecture
Handling GET/POST data
Handling variable routes
Named routes, reverse constructing
Middlewares
User Sessions
Rendering Templates
Rendering JSON
Structure
Add Route Context Manager
Immutable Settings
Supports DEBUG Mode from Settings
Schemas
Asyncio Stack is ready for usage
JavaScript is quite good right now