--Is a scheduler the same thing as a task manager?Can we use GULP with py4web?
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No. The fact is, it does not need it. py4web is does not have the problem of a custom environment. apps are modules that can be imported. Celery works great with py4web and therefore I recommend using that instead of a custom scheduler.
Hello. You can google something like: "python celery queue". :)
El miércoles, 6 de noviembre de 2019, 1:59:06 (UTC-3), Ruslan Gareev escribió:Hello. You can google something like: "python celery queue". :)Har har. I wanted an example specifically in the context of py4web because I cannot make sense of them seeing them in other contexts.
But using Dramatiq will be better option than Celery.I will take a look. Hopefully their examples would be easier to understand, I know now that asking here will only produce mockery.
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