Blog post for testdriven.io. If you want to follow along and create the projects yourself, you can find the post here.
Create and activate a new virtual environment:
Windows Powershell, assuming the Python version in your PATH is 3.9:
PS X:> python -m venv venv
PS X:> .\venv\Scripts\Activate.ps1
(venv) PS X:>
(venv) PS X:> pip install -r requirements.txtMac/Linux:
$ python3.9 -m venv venv
$ source venv/bin/activate
(venv)$
(venv)$ pip install -r requirements.txt(venv)$ python code_examples/concurrency/sync.py
(venv)$ python code_examples/concurrency/threads.py
(venv)$ python code_examples/concurrency/async.py(venv)$ python code_examples/parallelism/sync.py
(venv)$ python code_examples/parallelism/threads.py
(venv)$ python code_examples/parallelism/multi.py(venv)$ python -m pytest code_examples/pytest_asyncio/test_hello_asyncio.py
(venv)$ python -m pytest code_examples/pytest_asyncio/test_hello_asyncio2.py(venv)$ python code_examples/asyncio_and_multiprocessing/sync.py
(venv)$ python code_examples/asyncio_and_multiprocessing/multiprocessing_only.py
(venv)$ python code_examples/asyncio_and_multiprocessing/asyncio_only.py
(venv)$ python code_examples/asyncio_and_multiprocessing/asyncio_with_multiprocessing.py
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