HTML5 - Background Processes with Web Workers in Depth (Udemy.com)

Create Multithreaded Applications Using HTML5 and JavaScript

Created by: QScutter Tutorials

Produced in 2013

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What you will learn

  • Learn HTML5 Web Worker API
  • Learn JavaScript Event Handling
  • Learn JavaScript Callbacks

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Overall Score : 46 / 100

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Course Description

If you have any queries or need a discount please contact us at admin@qscutter.com You will learn everything about web worker within an hour. One of the many design goals of the JavaScript language was to keep it single-threaded and, by extension, simple. Though I must admit that, given the idiosyncrasies of the language constructs, it is anything but simple! But what we mean by being "single-threaded" is that there is only one thread of control in JavaScript; yes, sadly, your JavaScript engine can do only one thing at a time. Now, doesn't that sound too restrictive to make use of multi-core processors lying idle on your machine? HTML5 promises to change all of that. As envisioned by WHATWG, web workers are relatively heavy-weight. They are expected to be long-lived, have a high start-up performance cost, and a high per-instance memory cost. With "HTML5 - Background Processes with Web Workers in Depth", you will learn everything about Web Workers, even if you've never build one before! The full course has several video lectures, divided into several chapters. Each chapter will give you a new level of knowledge in Web Workers. We'll start from the basics of Web Workers development to more advanced and the most popular API used now a days. NOTE: In order to keep you up to date in the world of Web Workers all the chapters will be updated regularly with new lectures, projects, quizzes and any changes in future versions of all the programming languages covered on the course. Enroll now and start learning. Who this course is for:
  • Anyone Interested in Web Development

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QScutter is a Indian based company that offers an ever growing range of high quality eLearning solutions that teach using studio quality narrated videos backed-up with practical hands-on examples. The emphasis is on teaching real life skills that are essential in today's commercial environment. We provide tutorials for almost all IT topics.

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By Kate Hadfield

It's a very good course for someone who don't know anything at all about this great topic. Not to mention its ONLY course here on topic of Web Workers.

'In Depth' in title is a bit over overstatement but its great resource for someone who's look for introduction to Web Worker in concise and to the point manner.

Could do with couple of examples of in what cases Dedicated and Shared Workers are used in real world.

By Miguel Antochiw

I would not call this an in-depth course. I got more information from Web Workers on MDN than from this course, plus MDN is updated and touches other topics to consider like thread safety, transferring objects for better performance and and what you can or cannot do from Web Workers.

By Vitthal Parkhe

whatever teaching in this video, every one doing same thing in daily practice.

I don't like this video, because in this no any advance teaching as well as concept.