This is how I think about blocking in the context of Django. Anything that
takes time and is not directly related to returning an http response should be
done in the background (via celery or whatever). Your email example is a good
one. The email doesn't need to be sent before the http response
Once I worked on a feature that use API like sending emails from my app, I
write the code inside the django app.
My superior told me that causes request to block, so another request will
be blocked until the process of calling the API finished and response sent
to user.
He suggest that this proc
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