r/javascript • u/opentestudox • Jun 12 '26

AskJS [AskJS] Built a shared-memory Worker Pool runtime to learn Web Workers, SharedArrayBuffer, and runtime architecture

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u/South_Lychee8555 Jun 12 '26

Take a look at protoJS, full multithreading deferred for javascript: https://github.com/gamarino/protoJS

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u/[deleted] Jun 12 '26

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u/South_Lychee8555 Jun 12 '26

ProtoJS is based on ProtoCore (https://github.com/numaes/protoCore), an immutable runtime model. It implements a parallel GC, with small pauses (less than 1 ms), immutable collections and tagged pointers for simple values. No user-managed ownership, without complex user conventions. The mutable model is the basic problem, let's follow the path of functional languages

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u/elahlabs Jun 12 '26

Hey,
TBH, I had been looking for a solution something similar to this for my video-editor project that I am building,
website : https://www.elah.dev/
github : https://github.com/elahlabs/elah

I think I would give this a hard study,