Asyncio Stack & React.js or Development on the Edge
summary
Shows a working stack: Python 3.4/3.5 asyncio back end built with aiohttp, aioredis, aiopg serving a real time time-tracking app with built‑in WebSockets and pooled DB connections, paired with a front end bundled via Browserify/Babel using React.js & Flux patterns, fetch API and promises. Demonstrates a single JSON schema for request and response validation shared between back and front. Claims reduced blocking I/O and simpler component reuse; examples include code snippets and a deployed app that ran during development.
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chapters (35)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:39My Path
- 3:23JavaScript was bad
- 4:17JavaScript problems
- 4:54But then...
- 7:20ES2015. Modules
- 8:34ES2015. Arrows
- 9:09ES2015. Classes
- 9:36ES2015. Template Strings
- 10:14ES2015. Destructing
- 11:21And More
- 12:42How to Use?
- 15:28React.js. A Simple Component
- 15:51React.js. A Stateful Component
- 16:36React.js. Using Componen
- 17:07React.js. Fetching data
- 18:10React.js. One-way data binding
- 22:25aiohttp.web
- 23:08And many others
- 23:54Even web-frameworks available
- 24:28Architecture
- 25:44Handling GET/POST data
- 26:32Handling variable routes
- 27:24Named routes, reverse constructing
- 28:31Middlewares
- 29:30User Sessions
- 29:48Rendering Templates
- 30:33Rendering JSON
- 32:24Structure
- 33:02Add Route Context Manager
- 33:34Immutable Settings
- 33:47Supports DEBUG Mode from Settings
- 34:30Schemas
- 37:17Asyncio Stack is ready for usage
- 38:30JavaScript is quite good right now
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