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Parallel DOM

Make your apps faster, parallelize away heavy DOM operations

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Web DOM is infamously single threaded. That jazzy animation or that nifty interactive info graphic you built is great and modern but slows down your application. Parallel DOM to the rescue! Now, run any Javascript or React component as a separate CPU thread.

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Why ? Heavy data visualizations, jazzy animations, Interactive user experiences make your website modern but these features also team up to make it slow. Parallel-Dom provides a way to give each of these its own CPU resources. Making your applications smooth and engaging. How ? Browser DOM is single threaded, so how do we make it multi threaded? We use cross origin sandboxed iframes to host the content you need parallelized. While providing an easy API for developers to use and leverage our system. Ready ? Our project is open source and ready to use in your applications. Take it for a spin now.

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Parallel DOM’s ability to parallelize heavy DOM operations is impressive! This will make apps so much faster. What inspired you to create this tool?

Hey Ashish! This Parallel-Dom concept is super intriguing. The idea of making websites faster with multi-threading is just awesome. Checked it out and can't wait to see how it performs in real-world applications. Big congrats on the launch and good luck!

Congratulation on the launch, it is a great tool, I think many developers will be grateful)

Finally, a solution to speed up those heavy DOM operations by running JavaScript or React components in separate CPU threads. This is going to make a huge difference for performance. Kudos to the team for this innovative too....?!!!

Finally, a solution to speed up those heavy DOM operations by running JavaScript or React components in separate CPU threads. This is going to make a huge difference for performance. Kudos to the team for this innovative tool! 🎉

Parallelizing DOM operations sounds like it could benefit performance! Could you share some examples of specific use cases where this has made a significant impact? Congrats on the launch!