🌪️ Tornado: High-Performance Python Framework: Introduction

Learn about Tornado, the Python framework built for high-performance applications with thousands of concurrent users. Tornado can effortlessly manage 10K connections at once, thanks to its non-blocking network I/O. This framework ushered in asynchronous programming in Python 3.5 through AsyncIO.
🌐 Resources:
📌 Website: www.tornadoweb.org/en/stable/
💻 GitHub: github.com/BekBrace/Tornado-A...
📚 Tutorial Highlights:
📊 Types of Frameworks: 00:00
❓ What is Tornado: 00:44
💡 Concurrent Programming: 01:39
🔄 Asynchronous Programming: 02:38
🌀 Event Loops: 05:23
💻 Async Coding Example: 05:58
🚀 Coding in Tornado: 09:24
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[@asha6175]

Great Great Great 😊 Thanks a lot, Bek

[@BekBrace]

Thanks so much

[@BekBrace]

Thank you guys for the continuous support, this means a lot to me 🙏
Concurrency explained here is the same concept in any programming language

[@roukvelki8426]

Heard about it, never even read what it does, thank you man for all the effort

[@JOHNDOE-ky9wz]

coool friday video * hats off buddy for the great job

[@PiyushAtghara]

Thanks for making an intro on Tornado. The description of asynchronous programming is great. However, it would have been great if you could show an example of websockets using tornado.

[@BekBrace]

Thank you for your feedback, I'll review that I promise 🙂🙏

[@avinashpatel6745]

Thank you sir for knowledge share

[@chayachitturi9544]

Thanks!!! this is really nice one to start with.👏

[@BekBrace]

Thanks you so much for your support

[@amarek5841]

Great ! Doing a great job.

[@BekBrace]

Thanks

[@mirakarous5896]

Finally coroutines !

[@ahmedssss5]

Great introduction

[@BekBrace]

Thank you

[@javierchacon1456]

Thanks a lot for the video

[@BekBrace]

Always a pleasure, Javier

[@MounirSMalak]

Great video, thanks a lot; do you plan to make tutorials on python frameworks ?

[@BekBrace]

Yes, I like to give a quick intro each now and then for different python frameworks

[@mist_immortal]

Thank you☺

[@BekBrace]

My pleasure, soon you will find on the channel a real life application created with Tornado - stay tuned

[@mist_immortal]

@@BekBrace okay!
Looking forward to it!

[@BakiHanma-xx6ok]

I see your hello function wait a total of 3 times: 3s, 2s, 2s to complete (7s total). Is there any way this function can be done with your maximum sleep is 3s? Thanks

[@BekBrace]

of course. in sleep() you just put 1 , then 1 then 1 = 3 seconds in total for the stack queue

[@steve8180]

thanks for this!

[@BekBrace]

Glad you enjoyed it, Steve :)

[@PolarDev1]

Ya lo probé está espectacular

[@BekBrace]

Thank you 🙏

[@rashmi_archana968]

In which terminal should we use pip install command??

[@BekBrace]

In your command prompt if you use windows, in your bash terminal if you use Linux or Mac Or in your integrated terminal in VScode

[@mohammadyahya78]

Thank you Sir. Can you make a series about this framework please or upload a Udemy course?

[@BekBrace]

I'll consider doing that , thanks for the suggestion Mohamed 🙂

[@mohammadyahya78]

Thank you very much. I don't get what autoreload really means please?

[@BekBrace]

Hey Mo, thank you :)
Autoreload ? can you tell me which part in the video ?

[@rohitdhankar360]

works on windows WSL --> doesnt create a Virtual Env --> installs Tornado --> thanks Bro :)

[@BekBrace]

You're welcome

[@abhijeetgupto]

what is the differnce between this and FastApi?

[@BekBrace]

Hi Abhijeet. FastAPI is used to create REST interface to call commonly used functions to implement applications, while Tornado is mainly used to handle thousands of active server connections [ concurrent connections ].

[@abhijeetgupto]

@@BekBrace okay, thanks

[@BekBrace]

@@abhijeetgupto you're welcome

[@pietraderdetective8953]

@@BekBrace if we are creating a web app, that means Tornado is better to handle lots of concurrent connections? I am currently using Flask and have been contemplating switching to async framework..

[@r7-wq8ly]

Awesome! Thanks a lot, tornado's tutorial is not much :|

[@BekBrace]

Thank you 😊 i know , I'll try to recreate full apps using tornado i promise