> Am I bad SWE if I do not care for for async in django? In a way, yes. Async in django means that with relatively minor adjustments to your codebase you may

> Am I bad SWE if I do not care for for async in django? In a way, yes. Async in django means that with relatively minor adjustments to your codebase you may significantly increase your requests over time throughput. And as someone else pointed out, if you have database queries that do not depend on each other you can effectively wait for their results in parallel, which might this time not only increase throughput but also lower the total request time. It’s a very valuable development that brings significant gain for relatively minor changes. If you are a professional django developer you should not dismiss such developments like that.