Have you heard of court? It's the fully async version of flask created by Philip Jones,

who's working closely with the flask team on these parallel projects. The TLDR version is that if you

want to take advantage of async and await and you're using flask, you want to give court a solid

look. We've spoken to Philip previously about court. This time around, he's here to share his top court extensions and libraries that you can adopt today.

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Hello. Welcome back to Talk Python. Me. Great to have you here.

Thank you. Thank you for the invite. I'm going to talk about web things. I love,

I love some web things. We're going to talk about async. I love async.

And we're going to talk about a lot of little cool things you can plug into your web apps that make them more awesome.

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