@ShredEngineerPhD
This series is the most complete AsyncIO tutorial on YouTube. Massive thumbs up! :)
@ekkamailax
You're one of the few people on the planet who understanding the psychology of explaining things effectively. Great video.
@nipungupta8846
One of the most in depth and clear introductions to a fairly non trivial topic in python. Kudos for being able to distil the information in a manner that's both accessible yet comprehensive!
@senpos
Loving it! Especially the part about using blocking stuff in my async codebase. Sometimes it is not as convenient as it could be. Also, errors handling and debugging usually missed in such series, thanks for not skipping it!
@necromeo-dev
Came here after listening to you on the Real Python Podcast. This is some amazing insight into Python's AsyncIO. Keep it up!
@sirius7584
19:58 Gilectomy -> overcoming the limitation of GIL is not easy. 23:13 the goal of asyncio -> maximize the usage of a single thread. 29:15 event loop -> Select syscall as a solution to waste of CPU or lag
@senses0
This is very well thought out and provides context, history and answers the WHYs before taking a shortcut to ide/code editor. Highly recommended for anyone interested in understanding crucial concepts behind the asyncio implementation. Looking forward to the rest of the episodes!
@hmx7497
讲的太好了，找了很久有关python asyncio相关的高级知识，现在终于看到了，谢谢你无私的分享
@danielrosenwald
Explained things so well! Loved hearing the history of asyncio to contextualize it's current implementation. To say you did your homework would be an understatement! Thanks again
@AyushDhingra
I wish you had (or would) create more such amazing in-depth playlists. Teachers like you make us fall in love with programming again and again. Thank you so much!!
@paulmarkus4917
I have been trying to learn AsyncIO in Python for a while now and this is by far the best (clear, concise, deep) resource I have found. Massive thanks to Lukasz and Edge DB team for arranging this!
@keshavsingh489
Thanks a lot for this video! Watched a lot of asyncio and no one had explained it as well as you did. Please keep sharing !!
@btel
Great lecture series. After spending hours online and looking at asyncio implementation, I am finally starting to get it. Thank you so much!
@edboythinks
i never thought, as someone who has been learning python since 8 weeks ago, that i would have such an intimate knowledge of a module before i ever knew how to implement it
@papetoast
This guy is the Release Manager of Python 3.8/3.9. No wonder why he knows so much in detail about python
@minyakonga8897
Awesome introduction, I need to check all these PEPs and libraries, learned a lot. Thanks EdgeDB.
@recordable542
This is the BEST asyncio video I have watched so far! I'm bound to applaud
@mammad.t2328
awesome explanation. I'm not really fan of video tutorials due to lack of information but this one was really good indeed as being practical and knowledge rich.
@illiaavdiienko8177
love it! keep doing tutorials, they are really nice
@victornikolov537