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The Node.js Advocacy Ambassador program?

#533 — May 21, 2024 Read on the Web Node v22.2.0 (Current) Released — A less significant release, feature-wise, than 22.0 or 22.1, but lots of little bug fixes, tweaks around core dev experience, getting Node’s built-in ESLint rules ready for ESLint v9, and the –inspect-wait flag to make the debugger wait for a connection

Beyond React Templates: Flatlogic’s Early Vision

Flatlogic was founded in 2013 with a clear vision: to simplify the process of web and mobile application development. Initially, they focused primarily on creating and selling React templates, although they also offered Angular and Bootstrap templates. These React templates were designed to help developers quickly build admin dashboards and other essential components of web

Remix + React Router == React Router?

#688 — May 16, 2024 Read on the Web JavaScript Weekly 📄 How to Document Your JavaScript Package — You’ve written some useful code, you want to distribute it.. what next? Useful docs! The Deno team demonstrates the value of JSDoc and writing documentation alongside your usual source code. The Deno Team Digging Into the Promise.withResolvers()

Running other processes from Node, but better

#532 — May 14, 2024 Read on the Web Execa 9.0: The Better child_process Gets Even Better — Less shell-oriented than zx, execa focuses on making executing external commands secure, cross-platform, and easy to debug. v9 lets you make commands iterable so you can process their output on the fly, map/filter both input and output,

Gulp is back – did it ever leave?

#687 — May 9, 2024 Read on the Web JavaScript Weekly Development Notes from xkcd’s ‘Machine’ — I bet many of you are fans of xkcd! For this year’s April Fools’ joke, they published ‘Machine’, a giant Rube Goldberg machine of sorts (explained here). With a lot of TypeScript up front and Haskell in the

Node 22.1, now with even more performance

#531 — May 7, 2024 Read on the Web Five Node Version Managers Compared — In an ideal world, the latest version of Node would slot well into every project, but in reality we often need to switch versions, and a variety of tools are available to make it simple. NVM is perhaps the best

Svelte 5 is almost here

#686 — May 2, 2024 Read on the Web JavaScript Weekly React 19 Now in Beta — While designed to get library developers prepared for the eventual React 19 release, this is nonetheless a huge step, with full support for Custom Elements (Custom Element support has long been a thorn in React’s side), all the

Node.js 22 has entered the building

#530 — April 30, 2024 Read on the Web Node.js 22.0 (Current) Released — The latest major version of Node is here. Note that it’s a ‘Current’ release for now, so gets all the newest features first, but is due to become Node’s main active LTS release this October. As an even numbered release, Node

JSR isn’t another tool, it’s a fundamental shift

#685 — April 25, 2024 Read on the Web JavaScript Weekly JSR is Not Another Package Manager — When Ryan created Node, JavaScript had no packages or standard module system. npm and CommonJS took off, and tools like Yarn or pnpm extended npm in certain areas, but in today’s ES modules era, it’s time for

node –run send_newsletter

#529 — April 23, 2024 Read on the Web ▶ A Node.js Streams Masterclass — What a treat! Join the creator of Fastify, as well as Node.js TSC member, on an hour long odyssey into the world of streams, a topic in which he specializes. He starts off quite poetically .. a stream is like an