that Python web servers (such as uWSGI) will support HTTP/2 natively, eliminating the need for a translation layer. Is Falcon thread-safe? New Request and Response objects are created for each incoming that may not be supported by your client library, simply encapsulate the client library within a management class that handles all the tricky bits, and pass that around instead. What is the recommended

that Python web servers (such as uWSGI) will support HTTP/2 natively, eliminating the need for a translation layer. Is Falcon thread-safe? New Request and Response objects are created for each incoming that may not be supported by your client library, simply encapsulate the client library within a management class that handles all the tricky bits, and pass that around instead. What is the recommended

that Python web servers (such as uWSGI) will support HTTP/2 natively, eliminating the need for a translation layer. Is Falcon thread-safe? New Request and Response objects are created for each incoming that may not be supported by your client library, simply encapsulate the client library within a management class that handles all the tricky bits, and pass that around instead. What is the recommended

that Python web servers (such as uWSGI) will support HTTP/2 natively, eliminating the need for a translation layer. Is Falcon thread-safe? New Request and Response objects are created for each incoming that may not be supported by your client library, simply encapsulate the client library within a management class that handles all the tricky bits, and pass that around instead. What is the recommended

that Python web servers (such as uWSGI) will support HTTP/2 natively, eliminating the need for a translation layer. Is Falcon thread-safe? New Request and Response objects are created for each incoming that may not be supported by your client library, simply encapsulate the client library within a management class that handles all the tricky bits, and pass that around instead. What is the recommended

that Python web servers (such as uWSGI) will support HTTP/2 natively, eliminating the need for a translation layer. Is Falcon thread-safe? New Request and Response objects are created for each incoming that may not be supported by your client library, simply encapsulate the client library within a management class that handles all the tricky bits, and pass that around instead. What is the recommended

WebSocket support • Native asyncio support • No reliance on magic globals for routing and state management • Stable interfaces with an emphasis on backwards-compatibility • Simple API modeling through WebSocket support • Native asyncio support • No reliance on magic globals for routing and state management • Stable interfaces with an emphasis on backwards-compatibility • Simple API modeling through that Python web servers (such as uWSGI) will support HTTP/2 natively, eliminating the need for a translation layer. Is Falcon thread-safe? The Falcon framework is, itself, thread-safe. For example, new

WebSocket support • Native asyncio support • No reliance on magic globals for routing and state management • Stable interfaces with an emphasis on backwards-compatibility • Simple API modeling through WebSocket support • Native asyncio support • No reliance on magic globals for routing and state management • Stable interfaces with an emphasis on backwards-compatibility • Simple API modeling through that Python web servers (such as uWSGI) will support HTTP/2 natively, eliminating the need for a translation layer. Is Falcon thread-safe? The Falcon framework is, itself, thread-safe. For example, new

that Python web servers (such as uWSGI) will support HTTP/2 natively, eliminating the need for a translation layer. Is Falcon thread-safe? The Falcon framework is, itself, thread-safe. For example, new that may not be supported by your client library, simply encapsulate the client library within a management class that handles all the tricky bits, and pass that around instead. What is the recommended

WebSocket support • Native asyncio support • No reliance on magic globals for routing and state management • Stable interfaces with an emphasis on backwards-compatibility • Simple API modeling through WebSocket support • Native asyncio support • No reliance on magic globals for routing and state management • Stable interfaces with an emphasis on backwards-compatibility • Simple API modeling through that Python web servers (such as uWSGI) will support HTTP/2 natively, eliminating the need for a translation layer. 5.1. User Guide 83 Falcon Documentation, Release 3.1.1b3 Is Falcon thread-safe? The