Author(s):	Saúl Ibarra Corretgé
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https://fosdem.org/2014/schedule/event/deep_dive_into_pep3156/
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Description:	<p>Last year I talked about how PEP-3156 and Tulip (the canonical implementation) would change the async i/o landscape in Python. A year later it became real, merged into stdlib, and will be part of Python 3.4. We'll dive deep into the internals of this new module and learn how those coroutines, tasks, and future work together.</p> markdown
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