#twisted

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new core enhancement https://tm.tl/#9465 by staier: LoopingCall weird behaviour.

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exarkun closed <https://tm.tl/#9465>; - LoopingCall weird behaviour.

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is the website down or something? i can't seem to open any pages on it?

is twisted obsolete given asyncio primitives in py 3 ?

or do we have a roadmap documented somewhere ?

rjdp9736_: roadmap of what? (Also, hawkowl gave a talk on exactly that topic ..)

(you can use "async def" and "await" with twisted under py3)

transition to py3, as asyncio heavily derives from twisted , twisted is redundant in py3

Twisted already supports python3

The talk I mention above is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=82vuCZ4FLFE

there is some overlap right from whats given in py3 out of the box and what things come with twisted

thanks :) i will watch it

I don't think Twisted is irrelevant. Obviously, asyncio and Twisted are accomplishing similar general things

I might get more clarity on that after going thru the video probably , thanks for help

I was trying treq to do multiple requests, and tried out 1st example given in README

I tried multiple requests under a single reactor , but I am unsure how do I detect when last request completes

inorder to stop the reactor

rjdp9736_: DeferredList() probably

I will look into that meejah :)

it worked :)

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I am glad I read https://glyph.twistedmatrix.com/2014/05/the-rep..., twisted or async paradigm in general is not very intuitive/approachable, that is why I had misconceptions .. to much extent the blog clarified them :)

rjdp9736_: great!