Comment on Python and the Real-time WebComments−emehrkay13yI haven't read the whole post yet, but is the author saying that a WSGI+Gevent is better at real-time than Tornado alone?−joecarpenterOP13yI'm just sharing my personal experience with both. And no, I prefer Flask (WSGI) and Tornado working side by side, in separate processes.−pekk13yI don't think so. For example,'I prefer out-of-process approach, where separate set of processes/servers are responsible for realtime portion.'and'Tornado is the framework I stopped on.'and'Greenlets make everything "easy" at cost of possible issues and allow implicit context switching.'
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I haven't read the whole post yet, but is the author saying that a WSGI+Gevent is better at real-time than Tornado alone?
I'm just sharing my personal experience with both. And no, I prefer Flask (WSGI) and Tornado working side by side, in separate processes.
I don't think so. For example,
'I prefer out-of-process approach, where separate set of processes/servers are responsible for realtime portion.'
and
'Tornado is the framework I stopped on.'
and
'Greenlets make everything "easy" at cost of possible issues and allow implicit context switching.'