Published: 2023-08-07 Our web app allows users can change the length of a song or find loops present in it for infinite listening, remixing, or for their next next video edit or performance. After uploading a song, there is an initial server-side analysis step after which the audio can be manipulated completely in the browser. Users can alter the desired length or mark sections of audio to prefer
Multithreading is an important technique used in modern software development to enhance the performance and responsiveness of applications. However, itâs not a common practice on the web due to the single-threaded nature of JavaScript. To overcome this limitation, Web Workers were introduced as a way to enable this technique in web applications. In this article, Sarah Oke Okolo explores the import
Security is paramount for our users, and we at mercari strive to provide a snappy and safe platform. We recently introduced an additional layer of defence by adding Web Workers to secure the access token. It now protects the users from various kinds of attacks, including token theft from Cross Site Scripting (XSS), Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF), prototype pollution, zero-day npm package vulner
In case you have a lot of JavaScript related logic running inside a main thread or a Web Worker, it makes perfect sense to move expensive logic into another worker. Workers run inside a different thread using their own CPU if possible. However, there can be use cases where in some scenarios there is a lot of JS related workload on a given thread, while in other scenarios this thread is mostly idle
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Introducing WebContainers: Run Node.js natively in your browser Update: Since the publication of this blog post in May 2021, WebContainers became stable and available on Firefox. Most importantly, we released the WebContainers API for you all to enjoy! You can even self-host the API with StackBlitz Enterprise. Get in touch to learn more. A few years ago we realized that the web was heading towards
Transparent API Write code once, run it everywhere â in web workers and node worker threads. Call workers transparently, await results. It's never been easier. // master.js import { spawn, Thread, Worker } from "threads" const auth = await spawn(new Worker("./workers/auth")) const hashed = await auth.hashPassword("Super secret password", "1234") console.log("Hashed password:", hashed) await Thread
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