Talks - Reuven M. Lerner: Generators, coroutines and nanoservices

Generator functions have been a part of Python for many years already, and are a well known technique for creating iterators. But generators have a few lesser-known aspects, including their “send” method and the “yield from” syntax. Many Python developers shy away from using them, unsure of what they would do, or how they would be useful - seeing coroutines as a solution looking for a problem.
In this talk, I’ll tell you why coroutines can be useful, and how thinking about them as in-process “nanoservices” puts us in the right frame of mind to determine when they would and wouldn’t be appropriate.

[@ronaldokun]

Amazing talk. Some of those advanced or more obscure quirks which are a lot of fun when you happen to need it.

[@etcher6841]

What an awesome talk!

[@taehyun-lee]

We only think the change was that we used yield, and yield changes everything. That tho!

[@priteshugrankar6815]

This is awesome!!

[@skewty]

Audio is corrupt on mobile

[@cygn]

not only there. sound is out-of-phase, seemingly for many (all?) of the pycon talks :(