Julien Danjou • 10/7/2019

Python and fast HTTP clients

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This technical article discusses optimizing HTTP clients in Python, focusing on the widely-used `requests` library. It details performance improvements through persistent connections using Sessions, parallel requests via threading with `requests-futures`, and touches on asynchronous alternatives to overcome the synchronous limitations of `requests`.

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