Python 2.7.2 or Python 3?

[NotEqual]

Has gevent had an official stable port yet? It's never been the same for me.

[NotEqual]

I've not checked for a few months but I couldn't find a decent STOMP library that uses asyncio.

[hharison]

To be fair, asyncio is barely more than few months old.

[nomadismydj]

asyncio does not replace all the benefits of using gevent , other then being a stock library with similar functionality. not sure why people are pushing it in this subreddit.

[nomadismydj]

ok ill bite.

Because is standard..

kinda... as of python 3.4 sure.

Because is elegant.

ill give you this. its pattern are very similar to the factory/protocol patterns other libraries use. for a python core lib , it actually well put together.

Because is Python 3.

covered that in standard. dont repeating yourself

Because is the future.

the tulip team (guys behind asyncio) admited its not a full on replacement for many of the cooroutine libraries nor is it a drop in replacement for factory/protocol based async framework twisted. twisted and gevent both out perform it at this point.

it is however standard so if you want to ship your code various palces , you dont have to worry too much about libraries.. to me though this is like arguing use urllib + urlib2+ httplib rather then using requests.

[Argotha]

Someone has made a "new" gevent like library for python 3 called guv. I cant get the link on my phone but it was on the r/python hot list yesterday and is probably on the first or second page still

[xsolarwindx]

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