Matt Layman • 8/26/2019

Quick and dirty mock service with Starlette

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This article details a developer's challenge of creating a mock third-party service for testing. The solution needed to handle POST requests, execute a delayed webhook callback, and remain simple. It explores options like Django with Celery before settling on Starlette for its built-in Background Tasks feature, which provided an elegant, async solution without needing a separate message broker.

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