Node v14.17.0 (LTS) Released — If you want to stay on a nice, safe LTS release but still get modern features backported in when they’re ready, this is for you. Here’s what’s new this time:
Diagnostics Channel support. A way to create named channels to report arbitrary message data for diagnostics purposes.
UUID support in the crypto module.
Experimental support for
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AbortController
and
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AbortSignal
and
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AbortSignal
support added to numerous methods.
Backporting of various V8 patches for Apple Silicon support.
Of course, if you live on the edge with Node 16, you can walk on by.
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Redis 6.2 on RedisGreen — SSL encryption, key size tracking, memory mapping, online upgrades, and more.
Deno 1.10 has been released and adds Web Storage API support. Being able to use
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localStorage
and
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sessionStorage
server-side is an interesting idea..
Why JWT Should Not Be Your Default for Sessions — “My point in all this is not to discourage the use of JWT in general, but be deliberate and careful when you do. Be aware of both the security and functionality trade-offs and pitfalls.”
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ShellJS: Portable Unix Shell Commands for Node — I loved Ian Langworth’s review of this on Hacker News: “ShellJS was a delight to use when we had to build a cross platform Electron-based (sorry) desktop application for Mac and Windows. It replaced batch and shell scripts, async operations were easy thanks to NodeJS, and the scripts were maintainable. 8/10, would use again.”
#444 — June 30, 2022 Read on the Web Working with the File System from Node.js — Dr. Axel seems to be on a bit of a Node kick lately and comes back this week Read more…
Deno is championed as a more-secure alternative to the popular Node.js JavaScript runtime. The 1.0 version of the Deno runtime, which leverages the V8 JavaScript engine and was built using Rust, arrived in May 2020. Read more…
#443 — June 23, 2022 Read on the Web Using Web Streams in Node.js — Streams provide a handy abstraction for cleanly working with streaming data but Web Streams (a.k.a. WHATWG Streams) are a different, Read more…
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