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abnud1 commentedNov 12, 2016
Right now core have Tasks and Processes which support concurrency (interleaving) but not parallelism.
Given that JS developers have web workers, I think elm should have an API for multithreading.
I know that web workers only got supported recently and shared web workers are still not supported in IE/Edge and Safari but this shouldn't stop Elm from adding parallelism.
If not via multithreading then some other model for parallelism ?