This is the second part of a two part series on coroutine patterns in asyncio, to fully benefit from this article please read the first installment: Asyncio Coroutine Patterns: Beyond await In the first part of this series we concluded that asyncio is awesome, coroutines are awesome and our code…

Asyncio, the concurrent Python programmer’s dream, write borderline synchronous code and let Python work out the rest, it’s import antigravity all over again… Except it isn’t quite there yet, concurrent programming is hard and while coroutines allow us to avoid callback hell it can only get you so far, you…

I remember distinctly the moment where I thought, “Wow, that’s slow, I bet if could parallelize these calls it would just fly!” …

Hey, Django dev, come here for a sec! I heard you’re on Rails now, looking for some quick answers? Yeah, I’m your man, got them right here. ORM I’m gonna be straight with you, Django’s ORM is nicer than Rails’s. There, I said it. Now that it’s out of my system…

You are seasoned Django developer. You are master of the models. Ruler of the views. King of the templates. But fate has brought you to Rails now, and you feel clumsy, slow, googling every step of the way. You’re asking yourself how do I Django in Rails? I’ve been there…

Wait, we’ve launched? Nice! It’s been busy around here, real people are making real Stacks and we’ve been at our best to keep up. A whooping total of 600+ invite requests, 344 users and a nice round grand total of 150 Stacks! Slowly but surely we’ve been bug fixing and…