veyepar: Asynchronous Programming with Tornado Web Server

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Description:	I will define what asynchronous means and why it is useful for todays web applications. I will also give and introduction to using Tornado web server and go over syntax. Then I'll will do a code walk through of small project I wrote using Tornado Web Server and virtualenv that utilizes calls Google maps API and demonstrates asynchronous calls. markdown
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