The Practical Guide to Async in Django

I was talking about a sink Django and I called it the practical guide you've been awaiting for because the awaiting for is the joke on the await, async awaits syntax. So okay, well, what's the benefit and when would we use that? And so I just introduced a few, um, a, a basicync IO example to show a couple of things about the event loop. Can you use that for background tasks in Django? Because if you're running under as gate, as key sort of kind of could, but you don't have like all the error handling and retries and scheduling and all these nice things that are proper queues going to give you. You're still probably better