node-webworker-threads | Lightweight Web Worker API implementation | Architecture library

node-webworker-threads is a C++ library typically used in Architecture applications. node-webworker-threads has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has medium support. However node-webworker-threads has a Non-SPDX License. You can download it from GitHub.

After the initialization phase of a Node program, whose purpose is to setup listeners and callbacks to be executed in response to events, the next phase, the proper execution of the program, is orchestrated by the event loop whose duty is to juggle events, listeners and callbacks quickly and without any hiccups nor interruptions that would ruin its performance. Both the event loop and said listeners and callbacks run sequentially in a single thread of execution, Node's main thread. If any of them ever blocks, nothing else will happen for the duration of the block: no more events will be handled, no more callbacks nor listeners nor timeouts nor setImmediate()ed functions will have the chance to run and do their job, because they won't be called by the blocked event loop, and the program will turn sluggish at best, or appear to be frozen and dead at worst.