On May 17, 2015, at 6:53 PM, essam.mi...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> NodeJS uses a event driven model in which only one thread executes the
> events. I understand the first event executed will be the user JS code. After
> that event loop will wait for further messages. My question is which thread
> enqueue event? Is there are a separate thread that does that? If yes can
> multiple threads enqueue events also?
>
NodeJS does not expose underlying threads to the application, which has to
(therefore) execute in single-threaded mode. I hope that addresses your
question (but I am not sure).
—ravi
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