I would never claim that you can use "a small layer on top of asyncio to replace celery". I've read celery codebase, it's very, very thorough. Also in the futur

I would never claim that you can use "a small layer on top of asyncio to replace celery". I've read celery codebase, it's very, very thorough. Also in the future, I may even try to integrate celery in the asyncio event loop so I don't have to start a separate process.