[ivoras]

A lot of comments are criticising the frameworks or the developers, but suprisingly almost no one is criticising Python, which remains a language of the early 90ies as far as parallelism is concerned.

A bit like Stockholm syndrome - "Python doesn't do threading" is so ingrained in its users (and I'm a user) minds that it's not even questioned as a potential source of problems.

(Noone said it's easy to do. That's why language developers and implementers are a special breed even today.)