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Priority based task execution in JavaScript using web worker
Hacker NewsPriority based task execution in JavaScript using web worker
Code snippet: https://gist.github.com/pbadenski/a4ce272dfdcb517974c3d01682... I couldn't find any (decent) examples on the web, and I'm hoping others will find this contribution useful. I'm also not entirely sure this is foolproof (although it seems to work ok). I'm hoping HN can help.
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