I still use gevent, even for brand new projects. I work much faster with it than with async/await, and the performance appears to be comparable. I've tried gett

I still use gevent, even for brand new projects. I work much faster with it than with async/await, and the performance appears to be comparable. I've tried getting used to async/await, but I find gevent much simpler to work with, in spite of the arguments made in places like https://glyph.twistedmatrix.com/2014/02/unyielding.html https://glyph.twistedmatrix.com/2014/02/unyielding.html. I wasn't aware of this particular inefficiency, but gevent is still fulfilling its purpose for me very well, and I see no reason to change. I like lightweight threads and thinking in terms of background jobs and dividing up work instead of remembering what things to annotate and when. I use locks if I need predictability. I like Python because I can develop quickly with it, and I can do so even faster with gevent while still getting more than enough performance.