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I understand celery is the other way to do this? Can I replace celery based schedule with this one? Seems much simpler..

This is a pretty cool idea. The only catch is retaining consistent state across the page when there are multiple components that depend on same data. For instance, if there’s a form that submits to increment or decrement some dataset, but there is a stat based on that data in the sidebar, then it’s nearly impossible to keep the stat relevant. That said, its a planning problem than a stack problem.

I’ve been trying this in all my hobby projects and am absolutely hooked. It feels simpler than even django-sockpuppet, say.

Ionic used to do this. But in angular they stopped supporting this type stacked page transitions. Do they do this with vue or react?

I use python-decouple with django and it’s solved this pretty elegantly. A dotenv file for local and env variables for production. Isn’t that the 12 factor recommendation?

https://github.com/henriquebastos/python-decouple