Weightless presents a way to implement data-processing programs, such as web-servers, with coroutines in Python. The results are lightweight, efficient and readable programs without call-backs, threads and buffering. Weightless supports: 1. decomposing programs into coroutines using compose 2. creating pipelines using the observer pattern 3. connecting file descriptors (sockets etc) to pipelines using gio
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