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Arek Nawo
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May 12, 2022 โ‹… 5 min read

Using web workers to boost third-party script performance

Arek Nawo Hobbyist. Programmer. Dreamer. Freelancer. JavaScript and TypeScript lover. ๐Ÿ‘ World-a-better-place maker. ๐ŸŒ

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3 Replies to "Using web workers to boost third-party script performance"

  1. When is this going to be ready? If i give you money will it be ready sooner? Or my first born child?

    I have a kidney and a spleen you can take if it will speed things up please make this third party script nightmare go away

  2. Have you successfully used partytown with LockRocket itself? I’m running into issues right out of the gate.

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