Vanilla JavaScript: Web Workers

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Created by: Maximiliano Firtman

Produced in 2018

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Course Description

Web Workers is one of the most underrated APIs on the web. It brings multithreading - the ability to execute multiple tasks simultaneously - to JavaScript. Multithreading with web workers can enhance the performance of complex apps with resource-intense code. This course show how to run parallel tasks with web workers and communicate those threads back to the main UI thread. Instructor Maximiliano Firtman explores the APIs for dedicated web workers and shared web workers, which allow you to share threads between browser tabs. The majority of the lessons use Vanilla JavaScript, which allows you to explore the full potential of the technology, but in the final chapter, Maximiliano also introduces some libraries and frameworks specifically designed for developing with web workers.

Intermediate Level

Time: 3h 36m

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Maximiliano Firtman

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Maximiliano Firtman is a mobile and web developer, trainer, speaker, and writer.

He has authored 11 books, including Programming the Mobile Web, and jQuery Mobile: Up and Running and the new High-Performance Mobile Web published by O'Reilly Media. Max's books have been translated into 13 different languages.

He teaches mobile app development, HTML5, Android, iOS, Progressive Web Apps, and performance courses for top companies around the world. He has delivered successful technical courses at Apple, Google, LinkedIn, Cisco, Intel, Yahoo!, Bank of America, Comcast, MercadoLibre, PayPal, Saudi Aramco, and hundreds of small and mid-size companies.

He is a frequent speaker at conferences, having visited more than 55 countries delivering talks, keynotes, and workshops. He has been widely lauded for his work in the mobile-web community by Adobe, Microsoft, Nokia, and BlackBerry, receiving several awards and recognitions. You can find him on Twitter @firt.