Async Techniques and Examples in Python Transcripts
Chapter: Setup and following along
Lecture: Hardware requirements

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0:00 Every single thing you see me type in this course will be available to you in GitHub. Before you go farther, pause the video and go over to
0:08 GitHub.com/talkPython/async-techniques-Python-course You can also just click the link to this GitHub repo in your course details page.
0:19 You want to make sure you get access to this and go over there and star and consider forking it as well. That way you have a copy of exactly
0:26 we're working with during this course. I encourage you to play around and write some code and try out the ideas from each chapter as we get to them.
0:34 Most of the chapters have a starting and final version of code. So if you wanted to take, say, a serial single threaded computational little app
0:43 that we build, and convert it to threads and convert it to multiprocessing, and things like that you'll have a copy over here on GitHub.
0:50 So just be sure to star this, and consider forking it. Definitely check it out so you have access to it. If you don't do Git
0:57 and that's fine, just click where it says clone or download, and download a zip, and then you'll have the source, as well.


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