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I really like the simplicity and looking at TechEmPower, looks to be very low overhead (Falcon is still lighter), I think is an awesome framework to start into Python, simple and s…

ASGI is a newer spec that uses async for everything (what is not really a great ideia if you is not IO bounded), so you can process more than one request at a time with ASGI if you…

Here uvicorn+gunicorn+httptools outperforms nginx-unit with FastAPI and granian is pretty close to uvicorn now https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/#section=test&runid=d...

I see a lot of people using WSGI with multi-process instead of ASGI, what are you using and why?

in the case of socketify is CPython and PyPy running the same code, but both are really fast, in the case of fiber is without prefork and with prefork variants.

Exactly

Thanks for all your support and feedback, if you want to see any new features requests, or have any questions related to the project I will be glad to help you <3

From uWS docs basically "sends into one single syscall/SSL block", in my understanding corking is basically minimizing to much sends, so it's batching calls.

WOW that's awesome!

nodejs do this and actually Go fiber uses prefork to do this too

Python GIL is the problem for multithreading, but I think I have a solution to not need 8 DB pools, soon o will post about it. But yeah it's a waste

postgresql can work with psycopg2 but is not the same performance as psycopg2cffi , i will integrate some databases to PyPy, and also HPy project will bring any Cython library to P…

<3 thanks thats means a lot, i will focus on positive comments and constructive ideas, and keep working hard to do my best.

https://discord.socketify.dev/

just wanna see how GraalPython will perform when i finish the HPy version

Yes you are right!

you need to pull all git submodules too git submodule update --init --recursive --remote

thank you.

one uses pre-fork the other do not use pre-fork

.so are the pre-built binaries but you can see the native folder code there and also see the projects used in Makefile

just follow your heart <3 take a breath, just do what you love and makes you happy.

Python (CPython) is written in C so always will be C, PyPy i think is C too? not sure.

PyPy work well with CPython modules but the performance is not that great, with CFFI performance is really good in PyPY, HPy project will change this https://hpyproject.org/