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From: Henrik Rützou
Nathan, why do you want to queue them, I have no problem with firering
a lot of XHR's at the same time!
Well, we were talking about browsers having a limit on the number concurrent XHR connections, so I suggested queuing. But one other benefit is that you can be assured that requests that are fired off as a result of keypress events are answered in the order received.
Say, the server is performing predictive fetch based on keyPress events. If the user types:
ABC ...
You don't want the server to respond with a list of strings beginning with
ACB ...
You want the keystrokes processed in the order keyed.
-Nathan.
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