Web Workers —  Outsource your JavaScript

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JavaScript is not a single thread language anymore! If you are curious to learn how to do multi-threading in a browser? Why should you try to avoid it in many cases? And in what scenario it will boost your e-commerce conversions, this talk is for you.

Talk by Develoger at BerlinJS.

🐦Develoger on Twitter: https://twitter.com/develoger

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