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JavaScript Promise All with Concurrency Limit
Runs an array of async tasks with a maximum concurrency cap, preventing you from firing hundreds of requests simultaneously. Processes items in batches, moving to the next as slots free up. Essential when hitting rate-limited APIs or processing large datasets without overwhelming the server.
JavaScript Queue (Async Task Queue)
A serialised async task queue that executes queued async functions one at a time, in order. Useful for sequencing operations that must not run concurrently (file writes, ordered API mutations, step-by-step wizards). add() returns a Promise that resolves/rejects when that specific task completes.
JavaScript Worker Pool (Web Workers)
Manages a pool of Web Workers for CPU-intensive tasks (image processing, crypto, parsing). Distributes tasks across available workers using a round-robin strategy and returns a Promise per task. Falls back gracefully to inline execution in environments where workers are unavailable.