On Wed, 13 Sept 2023 at 01:23, chad <yand...@gmail.com> wrote: > It's also possible that there's some adaptation that will arise, perhaps > along the lines of how web workers/service worker threads interact with the > DOM in the modern browser, that keeps Emacs going even longer.
Actually, as far as I understand, service workers don’t interact with the DOM. They have access to offline storage that lets them keep state, and they can intercept requests ordinarily destined to their origin servers and respond to them in lieu of the server. Web workers don’t have access to the DOM either; instead, they listen for and respond to JSON messages sent by page scripts. So nothing new here: concurrency gets much easier when you disallow (or vastly minimize) shared state.
