The article provides a comprehensive overview of Django signals, which are mechanisms that allow certain senders to notify a set of receivers about specific actions occurring within a Django application. By decoupling event processes, signals enhance application performance by allowing tasks such as sending emails post-user registration to run on separate threads, thus preventing the blocking of the main execution thread. The tutorial delves into various types of Django signals, including pre_init, post_init, pre_save, post_save, pre_delete, and post_delete, demonstrating their implementation through code snippets and practical examples. A detailed explanation is also provided on how to register and disconnect receiver functions using decorators and methods. Additionally, the article illustrates a practical application by designing a ForgotPassword endpoint, showcasing how signals and threading can be employed to send one-time passwords via email efficiently. The tutorial concludes by suggesting the use of Earthly, a tool designed to optimize Django build processes and improve development workflows.