> Then can you at least point me to an example of how you use it? > > From the docs you pointed to I don't get a good idea of what it does or > what it's good for -- it almost seems like in Tulip you would just create a > Task for each thing you want to happen and that's that. > > Sure, JP Calderone has written up a pretty good example / explanation on stackoverflow [1]. I'd like to build something like his second example using the DeferredQueue (which should behave very much like the asyncio.Queue) and the Cooperator, which takes a generator and processes deferred produced in the queue as soon as stuff gets added to it.
[1] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2861858/queue-remote-calls-to-a-python-twisted-perspective-broker
