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Node.js uses a synchronous event loop that takes in code from the call stack and executes it. The event loop delegates all I/O-related operations to a set of threads that perform these operations in parallel. This means that while the event loop executes a CPU-intensive process, applications are blocked from further execution.

Using Parallel Processing in Node.js and Limitations

But why would you need parallel processing?

Insightful piece on the use of worker threads in Node.js. The practical examples and balanced view on its benefits and limitations make it a valuable read. Good job!

This might be a solution to work multiple threads on Nodejs. Hope it stronger grows up to resolve the pain point in nodejs

This is a nice intro to worker threads, but their uses are very limited.
On the server-side I find it much better to use a Message Queue (like RabbitMQ) and worker processes. The code is simpler, it’s easier to manage/control resource usage, and you can scale beyond one machine.
Where it IS useful is on the client-side. For example, I used it recently for scaling very high resolution images before uploading to the server.

Wow! Literally better performance