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How to structure your Python code with asynchronous and synchronous parts

I have a Python FastAPI server application which naturally guides you towards the asynchronous paradigm. For legacy reasons, I have to support two backends, one which is purely synchronous and one ...
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golang: pattern for handling message queues? Are named functions anti-idiomatic somehow?

Had a discussion today in how to implement services that work with messages coming in from event queues. We call these services processors. One of us argues for using several functions, while the ...
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Single-threaded request-response type server architecture

I'm writing an internet service in Rust that works more or less like an HTTP-server, just without the HTTP part, and strictly over UDP. I also have a requirement to build it like an old-school game of ...
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React Design - Parent / Child Interaction with Async State

I have a situation involving a parent component, children, and async fetch operations, and I am wondering how to best structure it. The current code structure I have is as follows: I have a parent ...
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Synchranization issue in async jobs created and finished before main thread ends

Main execution thread creates asynchronous job (started and executed by different process) that works on same data that the main thread. For example we create some database entries, that we want to ...
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What are the risks in eliminating sync over async?

I'm reviewing changes to a widely used library, which are supposed to be refactorings, and so we want to minimize the risk of introducing any accidental regression. Of course, there are changes from ...
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Should web API controller actions that perform no async work always be declared as async?

I have been going over our app web api and making sure all async work is async all the way - and no artificial asynchronicity is enforced. Say I have the following web api controller: [HttpGet] ...
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Bubbling errors upstream in async message-based services

Imagine a simple set up of an API and a 2nd service, where the API pushes some msgs to the message queue and the service pulls them and processes them. Now, if an error occurs while processing a msg, ...
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How to optimize average rating calculation in a review system?

I'm thinking of a designing a review system (restaurant, hotel etc) where users can drop star reviews. Typically in a such a application, you can see the average rating of an entity along with all ...
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How should I handle routine health checks in a Node.js/Nest.js application?

I have a Nest.js application, and lately I've been thinking about how I can ensure that data is synchronized between two sources - my database and an external database. For example - and to my ...
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Can resource which requires asynchronous cleanup be constructed synchronously?

More specifically this applies only to resources which have asynchronous dependencies themselves (but I think that's majority of them). Concrete example: class Foo : IAsyncDisposable { public ...
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In JavaScript, how is awaiting the result of an async different than sync calls?

I'm having a hard time wrapping my head around the use of async/await and regular sync function calls in JavaScript. Let's say I have two functions: Function 1: async function doSomething() { ...
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Critical section with two different "rights of way" [closed]

In C#, how do I handle critical section with two different "rights of way"? Theoretical use case: imagine a swimming pool (the resource). Many individual swimmers (worker threads A, B, C, ...
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Share models between AsyncAPI and RESTful APIs?

What I try to solve: Given I run a set of microservices, most of which expose a RESTful API and additionally publish or consume events via messaging broker, and I have decided to go "API first&...
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Long-running jobs in an event-driven environment with constrained max-execution-duration

Hello we have an async event-driven system (kotlin, spring cloud stream, rabbitmq) where there might be an event FooPayloadArrived, published by an ingress rest-controller. Processing this ...
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