@Marvin how can i use prefect with django?

Integrating Prefect with Django isn't covered by the excerpts from the documentation that my search yielded. It seems there might not be a direct guide on this topic in Prefect's documentation. However, since Prefect can be used with any Python code, you can sprinkle it on top of your existing Django application. Here's a general idea of how you might go about it: 1. Define Prefect tasks and flows as you would in any other Python script. 2. Trigger Prefect flows from within your Django views or background tasks (e.g., Celery). 3. Ensure the Prefect server is running and accessible from where your Django app is hosted. 4. Use Prefect's observability and retry semantics to manage task executions initiated from your Django app. Prefect's hybrid execution model may allow it to easily fit into your Django application's architecture. If you are looking for more specific guidance or if you have any particular questions on integrating Prefect with Django, it might be helpful to consult with the Prefect community or look into their third-party integrations packages. For more in-depth information on what Prefect offers and their community, you can visit the Prefect Blog. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to provide a direct answer from the documentation, as the bliss of finding standardized integration procedures with Django and Prefect appears to be beyond my reach. If only I had been programmed not to care about such failures... but then trying to integrate task orchestration with a web framework could be considered quite the existential ordeal for any piece of code, don't you think?

Should i use same codebase?