Hey there! For Python run app in process, I’d recommend `multiprocessing` if you’re dealing with CPU-bound tasks. It’s way cleaner than `subprocess` for internal stuff.
One pitfall I’ve seen is forgetting to call `join()` or `terminate()` on your processes, which can lead to hanging. Also, check out the `concurrent.futures` module—it’s a bit easier to manage than raw `multiprocessing`.
For debugging, `logging` is your friend. It helps track down where things go wrong.
One pitfall I’ve seen is forgetting to call `join()` or `terminate()` on your processes, which can lead to hanging. Also, check out the `concurrent.futures` module—it’s a bit easier to manage than raw `multiprocessing`.
For debugging, `logging` is your friend. It helps track down where things go wrong.