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Vilva Athiban P B
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Oct 20, 2020 ⋅ 5 min read

Optimized media loading using the Web Workers API

Vilva Athiban P B JavaScript developer. React, Node, GraphQL. Trying to make the web a better place to browse.

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One Reply to "Optimized media loading using the Web Workers API"

  1. Hi ,

    Thank you for the example, the performance improvement is actually significant, have you considered using web-socket ? it will improve the loading speed as HTTP requests are limited by the browser , what do you think ? i would like to see how much it will improve the user experience.

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