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Asynchronous Python: Boost Performance and Efficiency for Real-World Apps

With Ronnie Sheer Liked by 204 users
Duration: 1h 3m Skill level: Advanced Released: 9/7/2021

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If you were cooking a multicourse meal, would you prep one thing at a time? Put bread in the oven, wait. Warm the soup on the stove, wait. Then the main course. Wouldn’t it be more efficient to spend time prepping other food instead of waiting on tasks that don’t need your immediate attention? In the same way that having multiple things happen at the same time leads to faster meal prep, having multiple things happen in Python—or using an asynchronous approach—can be leveraged to boost application performance and make your Python programs extremely efficient. In this course, Ronnie Sheer gives you the tools to use async Python to solve real-world problems, gain familiarity with the async Python ecosystem, complete challenges with working examples, and become a more attractive candidate for engineering positions. If you’re an experienced Python user looking to take async Python from theory to practice, check out this hands-on course.

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4.6 out of 5

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  • Ravi Teja Jammulapati Ravi Teja Jammulapati

    Ravi Teja Jammulapati

    Software Engineer - 3 @ JP Morgan Chase | Python Developer

    1/5 November 3, 2023
    I felt either it is too brief or not complete explanation were given. Simply makes it completed by talking some unrelated stuff by not sticking to the core explanation.
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  • Rajat Gupta Rajat Gupta

    Rajat Gupta

    Software Developer | Python - JavaScript - WordPress - Django | BTech Bharati Vidyapeeth '24

    1/5 October 31, 2023
    Some explainations are unclear. For example, the instructor tells the syntax of blocking and non-blocking functions but he doesn't describe what is a non-blocking function in the first place.
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  • Robert Impey Robert Impey

    Robert Impey

    Senior Backend Software Engineer

    4/5 November 30, 2022
    The content of the course is good, so thanks, Ronnie, for the course. However, the Python libraries that are pulled in by the requirements.txt file are out of date and don't work with the latest (3.11.0) version of Python. Updating the dependencies fixed most of the problems, but the final exercise (even the model answer provided by the instructor) did not run on Ubuntu with a virtual env.
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