👋 Just in case you missed the message, we took last week off but we’re back now until Easter, so you didn’t miss anything. 🙂 __ Peter Cooper, your editor.
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Subverting Control with Weak References — Node supports
and
for working with weak references and James is a big fan of the extra abstractions they unlock. A weak reference differs from a normal reference in that it doesn’t prevent a referenced object from being garbage collected – this might sound like it has limited value, but is quite useful in certain scenarios.
James Long
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Node v23.8.0 (Current) Released — You can now tell Node to use the system’s trusted CA certificate store with
and there’s an implementation of the URL Pattern API (
will become a global in Node 24). Other minor enhancements include an update to Node’s timezone data and initial support for the zstd compression algorithm (via
).
Michaël Zasso
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Functional JavaScript First Steps, v2 — A friendly, practical introduction to functional programming fundamentals in JavaScript. Learn the power of the pure function while exploring functional programming paradigms.
Frontend Masters sponsor
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Why TypeScript 5.8’s
Matters — “It disables a bunch of features that I don’t think should ever have been part of TypeScript.”
Matt Pocock
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Optimize Your BullMQ Workers — Queues backed up? Workers over-provisioned? Automatic scaling based on queues is the answer!
Judoscale sponsor
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upfetch: An Advanced
Client Builder — A TypeScript library to enhance
with schema validation, automatic response parsing, and type-safety, while maintaining the familiar
API.
Laurent Blondy
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📢 Elsewhere in JavaScript
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A quick roundup of some of other interesting stories in the broader JavaScript landscape, in case you’ve missed them:
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