It works, but I keep rewriting the same task table / locking / retry logic in every project, which is why I'm wondering if it makes sense to move this out into a separate service.
Not sure if it's actually a real problem or just my workflow though.
It works, but I keep rewriting the same task table / locking / retry logic in every project, which is why I'm wondering if it makes sense to move this out into a separate service.
Not sure if it's actually a real problem or just my workflow though.
Import it into your projects.
Make the library work standalone. But also build a task manager service that people can deploy if they want to run it outside their code.
Then offer a hosted solution that does the webhooks.
I’m sure someone will want to pay for it.
I usually start with something simple, then add a task table, then locking, retries, then some kind of worker process, and eventually it turns into a small job system anyway.
At some point it starts feeling like I'm rebuilding the same queue/worker setup over and over, which is why I'm wondering if this should live outside the app entirely.
Thanks, this discussion is really helpful.