Yeah definitely. I’ve built out and am maintaining a Fast API app for work, so I’m definitely familiar with trying to keep as much async as possible when you’re already living in async world. It makes you very conscious of your blocking calls and where it’s “correct” to put them. We’ve been using aiohttp, but we’ve heard good things about httpx as well. Mirroring the requests API is really helpful because it can get other devs on board faster

I'll second httpx, much easier to work with than aiohttp

Yeah, httpx is awesome

Gonna go read through those docs, and probably will be writing a ticket to do a migration! Would love an easier to use experience the aiohttp. It’s great and all, but you can kinda tell it was the first iteration

httpx is an evolution of

requests-async

which was a pure requests API translation, so it’s pretty easy to use!