Concurrent JavaScript — IntroductionSo, I have been working on a multi-threaded JavaScript runtime, Nexus.js. You can think of it as the mad cousin of Node.js. First of all: there is no event loop. You heard that right, there is no event loop. Everything is scheduled on a thread pool, which picks “tasks” from a priority-queue and begins executing them — in parallel — on all CPU cores, simultaneously. There’s no `process.nextTick()`
