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threads.js
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threads.js VS multithreading - a user suggested alternative
2 projects | 10 Jan 2024
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threads.js VS threadman - a user suggested alternative
2 projects | 10 Sep 2022
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whats the advantages and disadvantages and limitations of worker thread in nodejs compared to multithreading in frameworks like spring ?
Threads.js makes it pretty easy to spawn a thread pool and handle multi-threading workloads.
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Make your end to end tests fast
We did this via the npm threads wrapper and esbuild. We first moved all of our compute code into a new file with minimal imports, called imageCompare.worker.js. We then added a pre-compilation step with esbuild to compile this file into a bundle. We then spawn the worker using this generated file as a blob, and interact with it via the threads promise interface.
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How to make an API route for a computationally heavy task?
That latter one is in it's own process, and I also use multiple threads with the threads library.
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Kanye West AI in JavaScript (React and TFJS)
This app has a memory leak where your worker threads are spawning out of control. You can verify this in Chrome DevTools Source tab: after you click the Generate button, you can see the worker threads spawning out of control until you close the process.
I'd advise that you do a better job at manually spawning and terminating the threads with the TFJS process. I've had success using this library in combination with TFJS: https://threads.js.org/
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[AskJS] Examples of Apps not suitable to be implemented with NodeJS
You can use it for everything. Even the compute tasks you can offload to worker threads using something like https://github.com/andywer/threads.js or you could create intensive modules in Rust and integrate using something like https://github.com/neon-bindings/neon
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Hacker News top posts: May 23, 2021
Web worker meets worker threads – threads.js\ (3 comments)
- Web worker meets worker threads – threads.js
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Poolifier as Node.js thread/cluster pool
threads.js
workerize
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Consistently responsive apps while staying on the main thread
Here are a couple attempts at doing just that.
What are some alternatives?
piscina - A fast, efficient Node.js Worker Thread Pool implementation
partytown - Relocate resource intensive third-party scripts off of the main thread and into a web worker. 🎉
comlink - Comlink makes WebWorkers enjoyable.
typed-json-rpc - Simple, statically typed and ergonomic way to do async communications (events, workers, http requests) with json-rpc
threadbox - Recursive Worker Threads in NodeJS
workerize-loader - 🏗️ Automatically move a module into a Web Worker (Webpack loader)
microjob - A tiny wrapper for turning Node.js worker threads into easy-to-use routines for heavy CPU loads.
workly - A really simple way to move a function or class to a web worker. 🏋️♀️→ 😄
poolifier - Fast and small Node.js worker_threads and cluster worker pool
worker-timers - A replacement for setInterval() and setTimeout() which works in unfocused windows.