For example the way you schedule network actions with an
offline-first/optimistic update system like Apollo, the Firebase client, etc.
Chaining on an actual promise of a network request or filling a stack of "tasks" which will begin sending to the network after a "cameOnline" poll or callback fundamentally represents the same idea: Preparing now actions that may run in the future if conditions are right.
Yeah.
For example the way you schedule network actions with an
offline-first/optimistic update system like Apollo, the Firebase client, etc.
Chaining on an actual promise of a network request or filling a stack of "tasks" which will begin sending to the network after a "cameOnline" poll or callback fundamentally represents the same idea: Preparing now actions that may run in the future if conditions are right.
I see, thanks for sharing your thoughts Mihail 😊