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tinkering.xyz
After learning about async/await in Python I wondered how I could apply it to software in my lab. Much of that involves talking to equipment via serial ports. Libraries for talking to serial ports exist, but I found the documentation for doing so via async/await sparse. Here's an example of how to use PySerial asynchronously. |
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akaptur.github.com
Nick Coghlan added another interesting note in response to my last post about creating side-effecting assignments in python. Here's Nick: @ ... |
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pydev.blogspot.com
In Python asyncio land it's always a bit of a hassle when you have existing code which runs in sync mode which needs to be retrofitted to ... |
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blog.jetbrains.com
Want to write faster Python code? Discover the difference between `async/await` and `threading` and how concurrency works in Python with real-world examples. |
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