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Worker Power!

Presentation by Dan Gebhardt at EmberCamp Chicago. September 16th, 2019.

Synopsis

Web workers bring a new layer of capabilities to web applications. Because workers operate on their own threads, they provide a way to perform processor-intensive tasks without affecting the responsiveness of an application. This talk will explore the different types of workers, including service workers and shared workers, and how to make the most of them in your Ember applications. We'll discuss the capabilities available to workers and explore different use cases, including progressive web apps.

Slides

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