and a utilities file, and you’re good to go. As someone on Hacker News said: “Sometimes the most valuable guide is a working example.” The associated comment thread is worth checking out for some extra background, too.
Khalid Zoabi
🥳 Talking of which, TypeScript 5.3 has been released. It supports the latest updates to the import attributes proposal, has enhanced type narrowing in numerous contexts, provides interactive inlay hints for types in the editor, and more.
Node.js 20.x (LTS) Runtime Now Available in AWS Lambda — If you’re using AWS Lambda, you can now make the Node 18 to 20 transition with confidence. This post covers the essential configuration changes, but also tackles a couple of changes to the runtime to be aware of.
Pascal Vogel (AWS)
Alongside this update, Middy, a popular Node.js middleware engine for AWS Lambda, has been updated to v5 too – beware that it’s billed the “ESM Only Update” and has no support for CommonJS modules anymore.
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Node v21.2.0 (Current) has been released with so many small tweaks and enhancements that you’d need to skim through the list, as none in particular stand above the rest.
Exploring V8’s Strings: Implementation and Optimizations — Note: This is very technical and most Node developers do not need to go this deep. That aside, this is a fantastic look under the covers of how the V8 engine handles strings, including the optimizations used that allow it to go toe to toe with languages like C++.
H3: A Minimal HTTP Framework for Multiple JS Platforms — Aims to be as universal as possible and works across numerous platforms, including Node, while offering the basic HTTP framework features and a compatibility layer with Express middleware. v1.9 just landed.
#556 — November 19, 2024 Read on the Web AWS Lambda Turns Ten: Looking Back and Looking Ahead — AWS Lambda, Amazon’s cloud function service, essentially launched the term ‘serverless’ and had a big impact Read more…
#555 — November 12, 2024 Read on the Web Node v23.2.0 (Current) Released — On paper, a relatively minor release that updates the root certificates, adding five new ones, but development of TypeScript support has Read more…
#554 — November 5, 2024 Read on the Web Why Code Security Matters – Even in Hardened Environments — A nicely diagrammed deep dive (and it really is deep) into a technique that allows malicious Read more…
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