The relatively recent introduction of async and away as keywords in Python have spawned a whole

area of high-performance, highly scalable frameworks and supporting libraries.

One such library that has great async building blocks is Omnilib.

On this episode, you'll meet John Reese.

John is the creator of Omnilib, which includes packages such as AIO ITER tools, AIO

multiprocess, and AIO SQLite.

Join us as we async all the things.

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John, welcome to Talk Python

to me. Howdy? It's good to be here. Yeah, it's great to have you here as well. It's going to be a lot of fun

to talk to you about async stuff. I think we both share a lot of admiration and love for

Aync Iowing all the things. I definitely do. It's one of those cases where the things that it enables

is so different and you have to think about everything so differently when you're using ASync I.O.

That it's a nice challenge, but also has, you know, potentially really high payoff if it's done well.

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