There's '_test.blend' (not '_tests.blend'), therefore this command from readme.md doesn't work:
blender async_tests.blend --python async_tests.py

So, is this code suitable for having external editor to send python code to blender and to autocomplete bpy.commands inside the external editor?

I wanted to know if you currently answer questions about this plugin.. thanks

I struggled getting asyncio to work not knowing about this bridge, mainly because I did not understand coroutines in python.

Is this bridge still necessary in blender 2.77? if so, I will try and add the asyncio_bridge.py as an addon and if needed add a pull request here. essentially this seems so general, it should eventually move into blender, no?

Came across this from the blender-contribs list. Here's an example of something I've been looking at, if you could point me to the code here where I should start looking, that would be appreciated!

So imagine you have some network rendering solution, you hit render in blender, and it starts the rendering remotely or even in a separate process. As tiles/buckets of the render are done it would receive those over the network (asynchronously), and write to the renderresult. If you take a look at the RenderEngine plugin example this might make more sense : https://docs.blender.org/api/blender_python_api_current/bpy.types.RenderEngine.html

It seems like the correct thing would be to start the server which would receive rendered tiles in the render_scene method in the linked example. So I did that, just wasn't sure if there was some way we should be grabbing the correct event loop, it also seems like the blender ui freezes when end_result() is called.

Thoughts? Thanks for the example!