This article series is a guide to modern Python tooling with a focus on simplicity and minimalism. It walks you through the creation of a complete and up-to-date Python project structure, with unit tests, static analysis, type-checking, documentation, and continuous integration and delivery.
Source: Hypermodern Python, an article by Claudio Jolowicz.
In this article, let's look at some of the ways to do batch HTTP requests in Python and some of the tools at our disposal. Mainly, we'll look at the following ways:
- Synchronous with
requestsmodule- Parallel with
multiprocessingmodule- Threaded with
threadingmodule- Event loop based with
asynciomodule
Source: Concurrency In Python For Network I/O - Synchronous, Threading, Multiprocessing and Asynchronous IO, an article by Abhishek Nagekar.
With the release of Python 3.9.0b1, the first of four planned betas for the development cycle, Python 3.9 is now feature-complete. There is still plenty to do in terms of testing and stabilization before the October final release. The release announcement lists a half-dozen Python Enhancement Proposals (PEPs) that were accepted for 3.9. We have looked at some of those PEPs along the way; there are some updates on those. It seems like a good time to fill in some of the gaps on what will be coming in Python 3.9
Source: The PEPs of Python 3.9, an article by Jake Edge.