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'''
Experimenting with asyncio.TaskGroup to load a collection of URLs. This provides a similar approach as 
Promise.all in JavaScript
'''

import aiohttp
import asyncio
from codetiming import Timer
import urllib

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# The Product

Do you believe in it? Or are you just interested as they're paying big bucks?

# The People

Culture = people. Don't work with toxic people (aka dicks).

## The Other Developers

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Deploying a React webapp on AWS (or similar) using React, Express, Nginx and Docker

It's important to understand the big piocture of what we are trying to do with this. The diagram below shows the path http requests come in from the browser when trying to get data from the web app. If we don't understand this overall path and what we are trying to achieve, we risk getting stuck cargo coding bits and pieces from various tutorials and don't really know how to fix issues/keep up to date.

Before getting into this, make sure you completely understand this https://flaviocopes.com/http-request/

Milestones

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/*
The main extra bit you need for this is to use the multer middleware. A middleware is an extra bit you add that just gives additional functionality - i.e. it gives express the ability to handle multi-part forms.

Install multer using the npm command and save it to package.json - will let you look that up to make sure you learn it, as you do it all the time :)

NPM docs: https://www.npmjs.com/package/multer
*/
const express = require('express');

// include the dependancy:

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1. Create a directory and an npm module for you service using npm init from the command line in the directory. This creates a package.json file that will configure how that service runs. Use server.js instead of index.js
2. Add express dependancy to your project. From the comman line type:

npm i -s express

This means "node package manager, install (i) and save it to the package.json file (-s) the express package".

3. Create a server.js file like: