To re-iterate a bit on the design decisions, in my last year talk at PyconIT I presented a slide asking the audience about the difference between AsyncIO's protocols and transports. Nobody could tell. Can you? The official Python docs try to explain this difference in three different ways. And, despite the fact none of them sounds particularly satisfying to me, in my experience when you need three different ways to explain something, it's not a good sign. To bring even more confusion on the table: AsyncIO protocols and transports have the same lifecycle, so you need both of them, all the time, to handle a single socket communication. Why? Nobody really seems to know.
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