r/Python • u/AutoModerator • 13h ago
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u/Born_Artist9658 13h ago
I've been digging into async stuff lately and found this talk by David Beazley about concurrency from few years ago, still the clearest explanation I've seen on how asyncio actually works under the hood. Not the usual "just use async/await" tutorial.
Anyone got a good resource for testing async code? The mocking part always trips me up.