I know this is off topic, but wool is a great book! If you haven't watched the Apple TV show I'd recommend it as well; they definitely switch up the story a bit but I've enjoyed it so far.
I run a web-dev consulting company on the side and I have a few apps that use Celery queues.
The main reason you'd want to use celery is to handle more intensive tasks asynchronously in the background.
Some example from my apps:
user requests a report: celery task is enqueued to generate the report as a PDF/CSV and email it to them
admin adds a new user: celery task is enqueued to send an invite email out to the user, as well as some onboarding emails
user requests to modify a large amount of items: multiple tasks are enqueued to update the items in batches of x amount.
If federation works the same on here as it does on Mastodon, then yes. When you defederate a server you can't see their users, communities, posts, comments, etc and they can't see yours 🙂
I know this is off topic, but wool is a great book! If you haven't watched the Apple TV show I'd recommend it as well; they definitely switch up the story a bit but I've enjoyed it so far.
Hard agree on Outer Wilds. It's been one of my favourite games in the last 5 or so years.
I run a web-dev consulting company on the side and I have a few apps that use Celery queues. The main reason you'd want to use celery is to handle more intensive tasks asynchronously in the background.
Some example from my apps:
I've got 3 "servers" at home right now.
If federation works the same on here as it does on Mastodon, then yes. When you defederate a server you can't see their users, communities, posts, comments, etc and they can't see yours 🙂