Description:

We all love Python and we know by default our code runs synchronously. So by default, we do things in a synchronous fashion which is not bad but in some cases, it’s bad, in some places asynchronous ways make sense.

Outline:

1. I will take an example to show how we can do synchronously and asynchronously.

2. From there I will cover about asyncio to understand that will start from generator and coroutine.

3. Then I will take a simple example and show how to write.

4. From that example I will take to a medium-level program which is hitting multiple API requests with rate limiting.

Prerequisites:

They should know basics of Python

Content URLs:

https://learn.piptrends.com/gettingstarted/asyncio.html

https://bavanti-my.sharepoint.com/:p:/p/ashok/EZSnleOPFqtHomO5qgbmQNMBUbmEIAs1TBHHkAYSSI6jpQ?e=2heD1n

Speaker Info:

My name is Ashok Tankala. I am a Fractional CTO. I have 16+ years of experience in the software industry. I am the founder of piptrends.com.

I gave talks previously at meetups, PyConf Hyderabad and FlaskCon.

Speaker Links:

My Portfolio site: https://ashok.tanka.la

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashoktankala/

Blog: https://medium.com/@ashok.tankala

GitHub: https://github.com/tankala