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> It spawns an isolated process. Javascript as a language and its runtime cannot support threads. To do "threads" they basically initialise a new instance of JS
by livre 5y ago
> It spawns an isolated process. Javascript as a language and its runtime cannot support threads. To do "threads" they basically initialise a new instance of JS runtime.
Sometimes I need an answer as blunt and direct as that one to understand something, thanks.
- dmitriid 5y agoUnfortunately, there's also a dearth of tech articles discussing how the many parts of web APIs work, and how they are implemented. High-level articles help with using them, but will always simplify things :)