I'm really excited that the django community is starting to think of 
async-friendly django. I think this is needed for the community and will be 
a strenght point for the framework itself for next couple of years if this 
will take place.
Now that asyncio is a thing in the Python world I think more and more devs 
will try to use it, I personally tried to use it within django a couple of 
times and I ended up hacking lot of things,I really would like to have an 
available async loop
that I can use to run my coroutines and do other stuff. These are just 
hacks of course but I think that if django won't be more async friendly 
lots of people will end write their own hacks ending with a mess, while if
async will be baked into it there will be no need of custom async-like 
code. Adding initial support for coroutine views will be a very cool and 
interesting starting point for experiments.
Really hope this plan will become real 

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