1. A programming paradigm where operations do not halt or wait for a task to complete before proceeding to the next instruction; the program continues executing other code while waiting for an asynchronous operation to finish
Non-blocking execution allows the server to handle multiple requests simultaneously without waiting for each one to complete.
A execução não-bloqueante permite que o servidor lide com múltiplas solicitações simultaneamente sem esperar que cada uma seja concluída.
2. In computing, a method of managing concurrent operations where threads or processes are not suspended when encountering I/O or other long-running operations
JavaScript uses non-blocking execution through callbacks and promises to maintain responsiveness.
JavaScript usa execução não-bloqueante através de callbacks e promises para manter a responsividade.