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Web-worker projects on GitHub

Offloading computation to browser web workers.

As of , the most-starred Web-worker projects on GitHub are yew (32.8K stars), highlight.js (25K stars) and Fuse (20.5K stars). GitHub.Locker tracks 6 Web-worker repositories with 121.2K stars combined. The fastest-growing on October 16 was speedtest, with +4 stars in a day.

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121.2KStars in total
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6 projects · by stars

  1. #1 · yewstack/yew

    yew

    Yew is a modern Rust framework for creating multi-threaded, front-end web apps with WebAssembly. You build the UI in Rust, and the app compiles to Wasm that runs in the browser.

    32.8K
  2. #2 · highlightjs/highlight.js

    highlight.js

    A syntax highlighter written in JavaScript: it finds code on a page (or a string on a server) and renders it with language-aware coloring, detecting the language automatically. Zero dependencies.

    25K
  3. #3 · krisk/Fuse

    Fuse

    Fuse.js is a lightweight, zero-dependency fuzzy-search library for JavaScript and TypeScript. It runs in the browser and on Node, and is built for searching small-to-medium datasets client-side instead of standing up a dedicated search backend.

    20.5K
  1. 4

    speedtest

    15.2Klibrespeed/speedtest · JavaScript

    LibreSpeed is a self-hosted internet speed test you host on your own server, built in plain JavaScript with XMLHttpRequest and Web Workers instead of Flash or Java.

  2. 5

    flexsearch

    13.8Knextapps-de/flexsearch · JavaScript

    FlexSearch is a next-generation full-text search library for the Browser and Node.js, built for very high query speed and features like multi-field search, phonetic matching, tag search, and result highlighting.

  3. 6

    partytown

    13.8KQwikDev/partytown · TypeScript

    Partytown is a lazy-loaded library that relocates resource-intensive third-party scripts off the main thread and into a web worker, so your own code gets the main thread.

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