gevent

You can use gevent as a quick hack, but you will hate yourself if you have to maintain gevent code.

Gevent and celery I have found don't play well together even if you disable Gevent for the worker.

AsyncIO is part of the core python 3 where gevent is a package (origninally designed for python 2).

To use gevent you must pay a lot more attention to implementation details of libraries you rely on.

BTW Python has something like it based on the greenlet library (eventlet and gevent libraries are based on).

You can always plug gevent into Falcon, but you'll need a bit more luck finding compatible libraries though.

Python could do green threads (IO-base coroutines) for a long time -- see eventlet, gevent, even Twisted's inlineCallback pattern.

Their disagreement is very deep and it's unlikely you could do things in a philosophically gevent way with the asyncIO tools.

Thanks, with async and await being included in the language, will gevent use the newly incorporated features internally, or are they exclusive?

Very poorly named given Requests has a branch using Gevent that's already called grequests.

Socket.io itself was great but I had serious trouble to get socket.io server (gevent-socketio) working with Python and Flask.

However, I'm deeply disappointed by the low interest on Python 3 issues in the gevent team.

Gevent will probably never have a strong dependency on AsyncIO.

Gevent provides the closest thing to goroutines.