> Doing synchronious is much clearer and easier, most of the async patterns (like yield/await and promises) really just try to simulate a sync paradigm. I'm cu

> Doing synchronious is much clearer and easier, most of the async patterns (like yield/await and promises) really just try to simulate a sync paradigm. I'm currently working on some lighting (DMX-based theatre lighting) software and the ability to have my 'effects' written in a sequential manner by using 'yield' is actually incredible. It's simplified my code a huge amount and made it a lot easier to reason about. There is a function called every frame, which then calls each effect. Since each effect is a Python generator function, it can be written sequentially and just has to yield whenever the frame is computed.