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Asyncio Patterns in Python This post talks about how to go from a slow, synchronous process, to a highly concurrent and lightning fast asyncio process. This article starts from the problem in it’s most basic form and incrementally shows you how to move towards concurrency with Asyncio in Python. SKYLER LEWIS • Shared by CHernandez

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle: McDonald’s Reusable Workflows This post on McDonald’s technology blog talks about how they take advantage of reusable workflows with GitHub Actions. MICHAEL GORELIK

Implementing a Lasting Service Pattern for Your Business Logic Best practices for building an understandable, maintainable and scalable mechanism for your custom logic via Python classes. MEDIUM.COM/AMBIENT-INNOVATION • Shared by Ronny Vedrilla

Django Migration Files: Automatic Clean-Up Your Django migrations are piling up in your repo? You want to clean them up without a hassle? Check out this new package django-migration-zero that helps make migration management a piece of cake! RONNY VEDRILLA • Shared by Sarah Boyce

Comparing Coroutines, by Example, in Kotlin and Python This series of 3 articles compares Python and Kotlin, with a focus on coroutines and generators. It compares, through examples, how coroutines are used in both languages, to read files and perform network requests. MEDIUM.COM • Shared by Carmen Alvarez