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Blog post: A beginner's guide to asynchronous functions
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Description
It seems like a proportion of our users, even contributors haven't used asynchronous functions.
These add a lot of value for async work through the use of callback URLs
We cover it quite well in the workshop, but could bubble this up in a blog post showing a concrete example, but keeping it simple and short.
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Research direction
Start by reviewing the existing workshop material referenced in the issue and the site's current blog structure. Done means publishing a short, simple beginner's guide with a concrete asynchronous-functions example using callback URLs.
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- content, documentation
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- Documentation
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