I'll give everyone fair warning (again) that I am somewhat of a
cantankerous bastard at the best of times, so if I start laying into you
about things, don't take it too personal, I'm just not one of the most
nice or sociable people out there >.>
On the subject of non-blocking and examples, usually the examples are
meant to show how comparatively easy it is to do something non-blocking;
but most code examples are like that, even for modules that don't deal
with any sort of blocking at all. A lot of times you still need to dive
into the docs to figure it out, and pretty much all the time you'll have
to go into experimentation country.
Which coincidentally is also the best way to approach things, but the
best way to do that is to take an existing "something" you've done and
adapt it; writing a test case from scratch usually means you're not
really writing a test case as much as you're trying to code an
assumption to reality - best way, IMO, is to take a practical example,
even if it's simple (like, given 5 twitter urls, fetch the 10 latest
tweets from all of them and return them as one single output).
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