Using JavaScript-style async promises in Python

Do you know what is the difference between the Python and JavaScript async models, and why I think the JavaScript model is better? In this video I'll show you the difference, and how to make async Python work more like JavaScript.

00:00 Introduction
02:03 The Python async model
06:50 The JavaScript async model
12:44 Using JavaScript-style promises in Python

[jamesdelancey]

I've never seen this so well explained anywhere. This video was super helpful. I picked up on this behavior over the years but thanks to your video we can all see what's going on.

[yangjack]

You are an experienced developer who is willing to share.Thanks

[wduandy]

Ohhh man! Finally a new video! Thanks <333

[venkybollimuntha]

Nice video, Great stuff, looking for more stuff from your channel

[DanAdiletta]

Really neat stuff. With the added accessiblity of async functions, I'm excited to explore. But I'm struggling to appreciate the range of the utility I've got here. I'm going to have to learn more about use cases of async functions in an bookshelf-type social media / blog Flask app. Thanks for getting the wheels turning!

[thagreatone]

Definitely using this in my projects. I also prefer the JavaScript way.

[AlexandreShimono]

Great content, had no idea we could do this.

[plashless]

Really amazing content.

I was wondering if you can make a video on how to debug a celery worker in the docker container.

[EngineerNick]

Thankyou for this. I am also so confused by python's async model. It appears to be utterly pointless without complicated futzing about with tasks and futures.

[chenghuichao]

Like promise, very like promisio now we can play the promise in python. 🎉🎉