That's right. In the browser/node this can happen due to async stuff like promises resolving at different times.
By the by, your table data structure may be the wrong one–it sounds like changing a row was not easy. You may want an immutable tree structure to store the table. It can make replacing rows very easy. See this great explanation of such a data structure: youtu.be/Wo0qiGPSV-s
Jose, does "different processes" mean multiple asynchronous access to the same data?
That's right. In the browser/node this can happen due to async stuff like promises resolving at different times.
By the by, your table data structure may be the wrong one–it sounds like changing a row was not easy. You may want an immutable tree structure to store the table. It can make replacing rows very easy. See this great explanation of such a data structure: youtu.be/Wo0qiGPSV-s
Thank you for your input Yawar!
You are saying, Immutability is good because of Asynchronous data concerns. The concern of multiple async jobs not knowing the state of the data.