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If for whatever reason you don't want to build everything into the front end Javascript, it is very common to throw jobs onto a task queue to be done outside of
by slurgfest 14y ago
If for whatever reason you don't want to build everything into the front end Javascript, it is very common to throw jobs onto a task queue to be done outside of the HTTP flow, so they do not block the response.
This could be a lot more accessible to beginners, however, because there are moving pieces like a message queue that have to be set up and blah blah.