As I wrote previously, I'm a fan of message-passing concurrency. But to use it in python, I had to write my own infrastructure. It's far from perfect, but it's working for me. I've simplified it a bit and prepared some code to share with you. The basic idea of my framework is to be and simple and easy to use as possible. There's no Erlang-style pattern matching or process linking. There isn't even
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