I love asyncio for writing mixed initiative "servers". For instance, I have an asyncio "server" that accepts websocket connections on one side, waits on an AQMP queue, proxies requests and mediates for the HEOS smart speaker API, Phillips Hue, U.S. Weather Service, etc.
This is great for react or vue front end applications which get their state updated when things happen in the outside world (e.g. somebody else starts the music player, that gets related)
When CPU performance is an issue (say generate a weather video from frames) you want to offload that into another process or thread, but it is an easy programming style if correctness matters.
It is a little bit, except this one is customizable, maintainable, and not phonish in any way. In particular, there is no "one ring to rule them all" App but rather there are very simple one-task applications (put one button to pair the left/right computer to the soundbar via Optical or Coax) and also some applications that are highly complex (e.g. multiple windows)
This is great for react or vue front end applications which get their state updated when things happen in the outside world (e.g. somebody else starts the music player, that gets related)
When CPU performance is an issue (say generate a weather video from frames) you want to offload that into another process or thread, but it is an easy programming style if correctness matters.