This looks exactly like the application I've been wanting to build for quite some time! Thank god I didn't have to. :)
Question: The Collection/Item data structure seems simple but also quite powerful at the same time. However, for lots of applications I imagine it would be nice to have some common abstractions available in the API instead of having to roll my own. I'm thinking of, e.g., data structures like queues, stacks, dictionaries, trees, and also conflict resolution strategies. Are there any plans to add those to the API?
This is a great question, and the answer is a resounding yes!
The API is already powerful, and powers real applications, but it's quite raw. We plan on gradually building all of the above and more. We just first needed a solid base to work from.
Question: The Collection/Item data structure seems simple but also quite powerful at the same time. However, for lots of applications I imagine it would be nice to have some common abstractions available in the API instead of having to roll my own. I'm thinking of, e.g., data structures like queues, stacks, dictionaries, trees, and also conflict resolution strategies. Are there any plans to add those to the API?