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Analogy: an article on culinary social history

Why Roll?

It all started with big waves (hence the name ;-)) in a little retreat with a new project that required good performances.

We tried Sanic but were not satisfied with synchronuous tests and did not understand why such a complexity so we assembled a few classes and Roll was born!

Lately we realized that it has pretty good preformances for our usage and decided to add some benchmarks and then iterate to better understand bottlenecks and strategies to tackle these. It was fun and not ridiculous at the end so we gave some love to the documentation and here we are.

A kind of presentation of Roll has been done in November, 2017 at PyConCA.