I think the question is pretty explicit. JavaScript is single threaded and NodeJS still achieves incredible performances. We could think obvious that multi-threading would take NodeJS performances further, but it might be wrong in some cases.
For example, I'm currently building a starter project using NextJS. I wonder if handling each request in a separate thread would be worth it.
Thank you!
As far as I know in production mode nodeJs "usually" used as:
That means that all cores are used,
request is processed by single core,
server processes several requests at once
=== UPDATE ===
If you want to divide single request processing into several threads - then just remember that cross-process communication is expensive in NodeJS, and you need to delegate huge tasks to other threads/webworkers
If you see the need to split app into several threads - consider using microservices architecture, eg using http://senecajs.org/
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