import asyncio: Learn Python's AsyncIO #6 - An Example Web Application with Starlette and EdgeDB
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- This series of videos introduces AsyncIO to Python programmers who haven't used it yet. This time around we make a Web app from scratch to see how async feels in practical use. Async database connection pools, async generators, all glued with Starlette magic.
This series is probably the best one I've seen on such a complex topic, thanks so much for the effort you put into this!
It'd be awesome if you had the time to do 7 & 8 because those are big questions I've had about asyncio recently
Anxiously "awaiting" :) episodes 7 & 8 ... don't keep me hanging :) Seriously, this is an amazing series, I've learned so much from you and really appreciate all of the hard work you've put into these!
Would never be out apparently as he left edge DB
Wonderful series. Can’t wait for the last two episodes!
Same here!
how stupid I am: I didn't realize I was replying to my own comment, six months later? :-D
Once again, fantastic tutorial. Can't wait for the 7th and 8th part :D
Aww yisss. I thought you’d forgotten about us Łukasz - great to see this excellent series continue!
Ok I can exhale now (been holding my breath for SO LONG for next episode). Thanks, these are such great tutorials.
The best in-depth introduction to asyncIO. Looking forward to the next episode!
very happy to see you again, seven month+ not recieve your any messages, so warry about you, Hard work.
Finally! Can't wait for next one :)
Excellent series on asyncio! However, the anticipation for the last episodes has reached an unbearable level.. We're already at the 3rd iteration of EdgeDB but still no sign for episodes 7 & 8 😐
What about the last two episodes? The episode 7 will be the most interesting one
This is awesome... i still waiting for the next two eposides. Thank your for this great couse
Pretty cool and great to have you back. I learnt a lot about EdgeDB.
Looking foward to see your next vid!
Awesome series! Thank you very much for all the amazing work you have done.
Awesome! Thanks again for a great episode. Waiting for the next one!
Brilliant tutorial! waiting for the final episode
the github repo mentioned at 01:49 is here: github.com/ambv/commonplace
pavel karateev has a repo for code from some of the earlier episodes: github.com/lancelote/asyncio-demo
thanks
Thanks, that was great! Waiting for the next videos
Great to have you back with this awesome course!
Sidenote: Consider using pendulum (by creator of poetry). It's a drop-in replacement for python's datetime module with extra superpowers from dateutil and others.
Thanks for the next episode!
Heavy content! Thx for sharing ☺️
Hello, this series is awesome! Congrats. Do you have plans to finish it? Will the #7 and #8 episodes be released some day? I really would like to watch the one about error handling and debugging. Thanks, se you!
Can't wait for the next one !
Can you please share video series on the EdgeDB itself... I am super excited to dive in.. Also it would be great if you could suggest how this is diff than Prisma and other ORMs.. Love you guys.. You're making thinking in DB context much better..
EdgeDB looks great 👍
Thank you so much for demo'ing your setup of visual studio code. I've been looking for a replacement to Atom for a while (because of its performance issues) and am very hopeful of VSC.
Such a great playlist! Will the next episode ever be out?
edgedb server version 1.2, some commands are different.
old: edgedb server init commonplace
new: edgedb instance create commonplace
old: edgedb -Icommonplace create-migration
new: edgedb migration create -I commonplace
Thanks for this episode
Welcome back!
This was more like an EdgeDB commercial
Please post the next 2 episodes
Will this series be continued?
Are you going to finish the series :(?
7 and 8 Please.
you are amazing!!!, where can i find the content repository?
Can we combine asyncio and threads? For example can a asyncio task contain some threads?
Waiting for last two episodes
awsome
Is it possible to install edgeDB on WSL and run the server?
Yes, although the recommended way is to install Docker Desktop for Windows (which uses WSL internally) and use the EdgeDB CLI to install and manipulate server instances from Windows directly.
Nice haircut!
Hey, I'm doing what I can without hair stylists... 🥺
@@llangawhere've you been man 😐hope all is good
Return of missing persons lol