(Copy of the comment I posted on the blog)
This is a nice pattern. thanks for sharing. Since you mentioned react-query, I want to discuss about a parallel thought process here: about extending react-query usage to facilitate ember-concurrency patterns. I am sure you would have encountered such situations on your projects and I am eager to hear your opinions on this one.
I tried to implement a simple keepLatest using useQueries, but it seems like more boilerplate that what is necessary. do we have any other options for this pattern of scheduling a series of Promises ?
I really like the simplicity of the UI, BOM, costing, the ability for the users to customize and ultimately the build steps itself(with images!).
Myself worked on this idea of generational grid patterns, I am able to comprehend the design choices to make this an easy tool for every normal user. Kudos for making it simple
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Pin-point updates; attention to detail; E2E Tests driven development. Currently hacking my sandbox above, on Next.js and Postgres. I do Advent of Code; though not fully; every Christmas. Open to talk about initial handshake period for evaluation.
I tried to implement a simple keepLatest using useQueries, but it seems like more boilerplate that what is necessary. do we have any other options for this pattern of scheduling a series of Promises ?