We know happypack use node fork method create process， but the README document describe the process as a "thread", of course you give a explaination for it :
"Those threads are actually simple node processes that invoke your transformer. When the compiled version is retrieved, HappyPack serves it to its loader and eventually your chunk."
But so many developer write the happypack doc in Chinese and take it as a thread，I think we should write more text to emphasis the difference between node process and thread in case of more developer read some inaccurate blog。
We know happypack use node fork method create process， but the README document describe the process as a "thread", of course you give a explaination for it : "Those threads are actually simple node processes that invoke your transformer. When the compiled version is retrieved, HappyPack serves it to its loader and eventually your chunk." But so many developer write the happypack doc in Chinese and take it as a thread，I think we should write more text to emphasis the difference between node process and thread in case of more developer read some inaccurate blog。