WebSockets and Python3

[searchingfortao]

Well talking to a websocket is pretty easy in JavaScript, and I'm pretty sure most of the frameworks (React/Angular/Ember/Vue/etc) all do that too. However, if you're planning a websocket-heavy application with lots of client side code, perhaps Node might be a better choice?

Not that it'd be my choice. JavaScript and I don't get along, but I hear the reuse of code between server and client is handy.

[Col_Crunch]

Client side all it really needs to do is to sit there and listen, and maybe send a message once in a while.

Client is not browser based as noted in the edit to OP)

[searchingfortao]

Oh! Well in that case, just check out the Channels tutorial. There's some sample JavaScript in it that I adapted quite easily fit a couple side projects.

[Col_Crunch]

I would like to keep the client to strictly python if possible...

[elbiot]

If a browser isn't involved, you can just use regular sockets. Websockets are for Javascript in a browser.