AsynPythonchronou­s

Curious about asynchronous programming? Interested in brushing up on the latest changes to asyncio? Just want to learn some cool stuff about Python? Then this is the event for you.

Speakers:

Brought to you by the letter H - Andy Dirnberger

Operating over large input sets is great, but what if you want to respond to individual datum as they are received? ETL scripts and cron jobs don't really help. Henson is a framework that leverages asyncio to react to data as it's received. With it, you can model data flows from simple pipelines to complex fanned out networks.

Andy Dirnberger is an engineer at iHeartRadio. He is the creator of Henson and a lover of all things Muppet.

Asynchronous Web Services with Python 3.5 - Matt Wright

With the release of pep-0492, Python 3.5 now has a nice new `async` and `await` coroutine syntax. Additionally, there is a growing community of open source libraries surrounding Python's native coroutine support. This talk will introduce you to the basics of writing async code with Python 3.5 by introducing you to `aiohttp`, an asynchronous HTTP client and server library.

Matt Wright is an engineer at ChatID in New York. He is the author of a few extensions for Flask and a contributor to a variety of open source projects.

A Python Async Framework With Coroutines: A Magic Show! - A. Jesse Jiryu Davis

Can we write an asyncio-style framework with coroutines in just 30 minutes? Let’s find out! You won’t just see a neat trick: You’ll gain fundamental knowledge about asynchronous networking, and learn how native coroutines work in Python 3.5.

A. Jesse Jiryu Davis is a staff engineer writing C and Python at MongoDB in New York City. He's the author of Motor, an async Python driver for MongoDB, and contributes to asyncio, Tornado, and CPython.

About the Sponsors

iHeartRadio

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iHeartRadio is a free, all-in-one digital music and streaming radio service that offers consumers access to thousands of Live Stations from across the country and the ability to create Custom Stations featuring top artists from a library of more than 20 million songs. The service is available on web, mobile, tablets, wearables, in-car and on connected in-home devices like Xbox and Google TV. With over 600 million app downloads, nearly 80 million social media fans and more than 70 million registered users, iHeartRadio has grown faster than any other radio or digital music service and even faster than Facebook.. iHeartRadio is part of iHeartMedia, the leading media company in the U.S. with the largest reach of any digital, radio or television entity in the country and we are always on the lookout for great people to join our team (http://jobs.iheart.com/)!

Product School

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Product School offers Software Product Management courses in New York, San Francisco, and Silicon Valley. Instructors are professionals with over 5 years of real-world product management experience working at renowned tech Companies like Google and LinkedIn, and other technology startups. Product School students are professionals with over 5+ years of experience in technology, business or design roles.

All classes are part-time and compatible with a regular work schedule. This is not your traditional lecture class. Expect a healthy mix of group work, one-­on-ones with mentors, and a hands­-on experience building your own digital product from end to end. You can learn more and apply here (http://www.productschool.com/).