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Zero‑Copy Serialization in TypeScript: Structured Clone, Transferables, and Web Workers for Blazing‑Fast Data Pipelines

Learn how to move large binary payloads between the main thread and workers without copying, using Structured Clone, Transferable objects, and TypeScript‑safe wrappers.
Zero‑Copy Serialization in TypeScript: Structured Clone, Transferables, and Web Workers for Blazing‑Fast Data Pipelines

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