I don't find that particularly true with Twisted because for every common blocking library there is a Twisted equivalent. Whether you need http, ssh, db, or a m

I don't find that particularly true with Twisted because for every common blocking library there is a Twisted equivalent. Whether you need http, ssh, db, or a multitude of other protocols and interfaces, Twisted has them. Sure, you have to be a little careful, but chances are if you're using an event-based networking engine you have a good reason for doing so and a pretty specific purpose.