▼ Click the card below to follow me ▲ Click the card above to follow me High-Performance HTTP Client with asyncio and aiohttp: Implementing Asynchronous Requests Recently, I’ve been enjoying asynchronous programming, and today I want to share something interesting – using asyncio and aiohttp to implement asynchronous HTTP requests. In simple terms, it allows … Read more
In recent years, the Internet of Things (IoT) technology has developed rapidly, leading to an increasing demand for embedded system development. However, efficiently developing embedded applications is not an easy task, as developers often face challenges such as complex code, cumbersome configurations, and performance bottlenecks. Therefore, a highly efficient, user-friendly, and powerful embedded C++ framework … Read more
When it comes to asynchronous network programming, the library I have enjoyed using the most over the years is aiohttp. Those who have written web scrapers know that while requests are easy to use, they can easily get blocked by a high volume of requests. aiohttp perfectly addresses this pain point; it leverages Python’s asynchronous … Read more
Introduction As the Rust programming language continues to gain popularity in the development world, its web framework ecosystem is also evolving and expanding. By 2025, the Axum framework, developed by the Tokio team, is becoming a new favorite in the Rust web development field. This article will introduce the advantages, competitiveness, and future prospects of … Read more
Why Do We Need Callback Functions? In traditional synchronous programming, we directly call functions and wait for their return results. This pattern is simple and intuitive, but when faced with time-consuming operations (such as I/O operations, network requests, etc.), the thread gets blocked, leading to low resource utilization. Callback functions are key to solving the … Read more
# A Step-by-Step Guide to Mastering aiohttp: Making Python Faster than a Rabbit Today, we are tackling the tough nut that is **aiohttp**—an asynchronous library that allows Python to handle HTTP requests at lightning speed. Don’t be intimidated by the term "asynchronous"; it simply means enabling the program to "multi-task", akin to chopping vegetables while … Read more
This article was published on Ruzhila (WeChat Official Account: ruzhila). Everyone can visit Ruzhila to learn more about practical programming. 🎉 Implement an NIO HTTP client in Java with just 100 lines of code. The code is simple and clear, helping you understand the working principle of NIO and the completely asynchronous HTTP protocol parsing … Read more
Hello everyone, I am a Python developer and technical tutorial author. Today, I want to talk to you about some of the latest features in Python. As a veteran with over ten years of coding experience, I have witnessed the evolution of Python from version 3.5 to now. Each update has made this language more … Read more
Hello everyone, I am Cat Brother! Today I want to introduce you to a particularly powerful HTTP client library – httpx. It is not only fully compatible with the requests API but also supports asynchronous requests, making it an upgraded version of requests! As a Python developer, mastering this library will definitely enhance your ability … Read more
A lightweight yet powerful HTTP client The description “A lightweight yet powerful HTTP client” can apply to various libraries in different programming languages. Here are some popular HTTP clients that fit this description: Python – `requests`: This is a very popular Python HTTP library that is user-friendly and powerful. – `httpx`: Similar to `requests`, but … Read more