Node-RED 2.0 Released — Node-RED is a now very mature ‘low-code’ Node.js-based programming environment, particularly aimed at connecting together services or IoT devices. The 2.0 release focuses on upgrading dependencies, dropping old Node version support, and an (optional) improved text editor.
is an admittedly ‘low-level’ and ‘quite difficult to use safely’ API for tracking asynchronous resources, so the Node code team are intrigued to know if and how you’re using it so they can build better high-level abstractions.
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devcert: Development SSL/TLS Certificates Made Easy — Need a certificate for local development? This package takes an interesting approach of creating its own root authority and issuing certificates automatically against it. It’s slick; I was impressed by it when I tried it out last week.
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V8 Release v9.2 — A relatively minor update with the biggest practical win being the new
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method for Array, TypedArray and String. More on what it does here.
Unique Name Generator: Generate Unique and Memorable Name Strings — A tree-shakeable Node package for generating random and unique names. Could be useful for creating random readable names for your app’s users, perhaps – such as Heroku does with subdomain names for new apps.
Mineflayer: A High Level API for Creating Minecraft Bots — Track entities, query the world around you, dig, build – all the good stuff. Might be a nice way to bring Node together with the kids’ hobby (or maybe your own :-)).
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