Hi, I'm the author (finally figured out why I suddenly got so many new people starring the library). I hope you guys find queue-flow useful. It's nice for orga

Hi, I'm the author (finally figured out why I suddenly got so many new people starring the library). I hope you guys find queue-flow useful. It's nice for organizing source code in Node.js, especially when you need to mix-and-match sync and async methods (the "flow" part of the name), but particularly shines when you have a large queue of data to process (the "queue" part of the name). There are some other libraries I've written that are useful with it: [sloppy-queue-flow](https://github.com/dfellis/sloppy-queue-flow https://github.com/dfellis/sloppy-queue-flow) drops the "queue" part of queue-flow and leaves just the source code organization. Good for request-response type operations where any particular request has nothing to do with any other request. [parallel-queue-flow](https://github.com/dfellis/parallel-queue-flow https://github.com/dfellis/parallel-queue-flow) keeps the queue in-tact, but allows each "step" to process more than one piece at a time -- but sends the results down the line in the order it received the input. (Blocking only enough to keep the order, not waiting for the entire queue to finish before continuing.) [lambda-js](https://github.com/dfellis/lambda-js https://github.com/dfellis/lambda-js) is a simple library that creates true one-liner lambdas in javascript (not closures) with no perf penalty versus "regular" functions, and if it detects that you defined that same lambda elsewhere it re-uses that one rather than parse and re-define again. [binders](https://github.com/dfellis/binders https://github.com/dfellis/binders) was sort of a joke library that has some use. It creates a "binder full of bound functions." Give it an object and it will return another object where all of the methods are bound to the original object, perfect for passing around in functional-style libraries like queue-flow. Finally, I'm working on what I call a "baby map-reduce", [queue-flow-server](https://github.com/dfellis/queue-flow-server https://github.com/dfellis/queue-flow-server). It's not ready, yet. I only got to start working on it a few days ago, though I'd been turning the concept around in my mind for a while. Feel free to make comments on the current design goals, and let me know if it seems like something you'd find useful.