gains AbortSignal support, and Node’s cryptography library gains basic secure heap support, a X509Certificate API, and a
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Danielle Adams (Node.js Project)
Google Cloud Functions Adds Node.js 14 Support — Cloud Functions is Google’s serverless/FaaS platform. Node 14 support is in ‘public preview’ for now but notably doesn’t support ES modules.
Google Cloud
Complete Node.js Learning Path 🚢 — Learn Node.js from foundations up to building APIs and web applications! Get hands-on creating and deploying REST and GraphQL APIs and power your web apps in this complete learning path on Node.js.
module provides cryptographic functions and wrappers for and around things like OpenSSL’s hash, HMAC, cipher, decipher, sign, and verify functions. This post covers some basic examples of its use.
Ukpai Ugochi
Securing Your GitHub Project — 15 tips for improving the security of any projects you have hosted on GitHub from using two factor auth to security scanning and using trusted GitHub Actions.
Marcin Hoppe
How to Build a Node API for the Ethereum Blockchain — Honestly, I still find this sort of thing to be confusing at the best of times, but this tutorial walks through creating the backend for a decentralized music store app that uses an Ethereum blockchain for accessing music stored in IPFS.
Find a Job Through Hired — Create a profile on Hired to connect with hiring managers at growing startups and Fortune 500 companies. It’s free for job-seekers.
Gluegun 4.6.0: A Toolkit for Building Node-Powered CLIs — “We’ve assembled an all star cast of libraries to help you build your CLI.” Areas covered include templating, sub-command support, argument parsing, etc. AWS use it for their Amplify CLI.
Deno 1.8, released on March 2, offers preliminary support for an API to bring enhanced machine learning to the secure JavaScript/TypeScript runtime. Experimental backing for the WebGPU API, for performing operations such as rendering and Read more…
#377 — February 25, 2021 Read on the Web Node Weekly Tauri: A New(ish) Framework for Building Desktop Apps with a Web Frontend — Electron is the big cheese in the ‘build desktop apps with JavaScript, Read more…
#376 — February 18, 2021 Read on the Web Node Weekly Avoiding npm Substitution Attacks — Recently there have been some high profile examples of supply chain attacks on popular source code repositories, such as Read more…
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