- Don't Submit A Talk About Your Great Hack: Jesse's Seven Tips To Get Into PyCon
Advice on submitting to CFPs at software conferences.
- "Dodge Disaster And March To Triumph As A Mentor", at Software-as-Craft Philadelphia
Tuesday night, Sept 29 2016: http://www.meetup.com/Software-as-Craft-Philadelphia/
- Review of "Write Great Code, Volumes 1 and 2"
An unfinished work, good but not great.
- Book Chapter: "A Web Crawler With asyncio Coroutines"
The chapter I wrote with Guido van Rossum about Python async coroutines is available now, as an early access release before publication.
- Toro 1.0, the Final Release
This version includes a new RWLock. Further development of Toro's ideas continues in Tornado itself.
- I Live-Coded an Async Coroutine Framework in 32.5 Minutes
My PyGotham 2015 talk. Not just a magic trick: see how simply a coroutine framework can be implemented, and gain a deep understanding of this new idiom.
- PyGotham 2015
Anna Herlihy presents a Python-to-machine-code compiler, and I'll live-code an async framework with coroutines!
- Update on Motor and asyncio
The roadmap for asyncio support, plus "async" and "await" in Python 3.5.
- Announcing PyMongo 3.0.3
A minor bugfix release.
- Tornado Locks And Queues (The End Of Toro)
I merged Toro, my library for coordinating asynchronous coroutines, into Tornado 4.2.