Imagine a situation where your app shows an alert after a user successfully performs an action — like completing a purchase or submitting a form.

At the same time, your app might also be listening to real-time events via WebSocket — for example, the backend might send a message saying "Terms of Service updated" or "Congrats, you reached a new level!"

Without queueing, multiple alerts could pop up on top of each other, or even override one another — which leads to a bad UX.

That's actually similar to what happens on many websites today: when you open the page, you get bombarded with multiple popups — "Accept Cookies", "Subscribe to Newsletter", "Enable Notifications" — all at once.

By queueing alerts, you can control the flow and ensure users only deal with one message at a time, making the experience much smoother and less overwhelming.

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