This page collects samples of praise for SuperFastPython tutorials and books from around the web from readers and customers, including book reviews, social media comments, testimonials, and emails of support.
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Customer Feedback Forms
Below are reviews (shared with permission) provided by customers via the feedback form a few weeks after they complete a purchase.
It was easy to read and easy to understand. The project that I am working on was a great candidate for async coding. I knew what I wanted to do from the architecture point of view, I just needed to know how to implement it so that it ran the way I wanted (and expected) it to. I was getting tired of trying to follow online guides or tutorials that did not work even though I followed the instructions verbatim. I was getting frustrated, and then I found an article that Jason wrote online. It was easy to understand, and it worked. I went looking for more of his examples and explanations. I was able to develop a working solution, but it had a few quirks, I asked Jason if he could point me in the right direction. He gave me a few different ideas, along with the pros and cons of each method. I appreciated all of the guidance and would recommend anything that he published.
— Lee Achorn (purchased everything bundle)
A really good introduction to Python parallel processing on the right technical level. In a real-world project I ussed a lot of htreading code right from the start by implementing independent (file and network io heavy) units communicating over queues. In the concrete project there would have been no suitable alternative to the parallel approach – otherwise it would run for years (so it runs for werks only due the really huge work load it has to process).
— Lars Klemstein (Purchased Everything Bundle)
Very interesting and useful for expanding the detailed knowledge on the development of well written concurrent and/or parallel programs. My knowledge of concurrent and parallel programming was already good, studying your advice gave me a better understanding of Python in detail.
— P. C. (Purchased Multiprocessing Jumpstart)
The book ‘Python Multiprocessing Jump-Start’ was easy to understand, even though I knew nothing about multiprocessing in Python. The text was easy to read and the program examples, which were crystal clear, worked without problems to run in my Visual Studio CODE on Windows 10 and Python 3.10.4 (except for ‘fork’, which doesn’t work on Windows) Before I was half way through the book I had written a multitasking Python program that immediately went live, with one user. (which reduced his wait time from 40 minutes to 10 minutes, on each use) 4 times faster! (using 5 cores, on a 6 core processor)
— Bo Henningsson (Purchased Multiprocessing Jumpstart)
Just getting started, but so far just what I was looking for.
— J. M. (Purchased Multiprocessing Pool Jumpstart)
A very useful book when you need know more about Python multiprocessing
— Jorge C. Franco (Purchased Multiprocessing Pool Jumpstart)
The presentation is well organized. Coming from little python background, I am able to comprehend the concept and translate to something practical that I can use in my project to setup my python software architecture framework. Yes. I have understood the concept of threading and was able deploy them to my daily work. Was able to use what I have learned and developed a multi-threaded python process, including the use of threadpool for short term tasks. It took me just half a day to learn, with the explanation and illustration given In the book, and apply them to my work.
— K. (Purchased Threading JumpStart)