Node.js 21, the latest release of the open source cross-platform JavaScript runtime, has arrived, featuring a built-in WebSocket client and support for globs in the platform’s test runner.
Announced October 17, Node.js 21 is equipped with an experimental, browser-compatible WebSocket implementation, enabled through the
1 | --experimental-websocket |
flag. WebSocket enables two-way communication between a browser and server, with no need to poll the server for a reply.
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Node.js 22, the latest version of the popular JavaScript runtime, has arrived, featuring 1require() support for ECMAScript modules, an improved WebSocket client, and an updated version of the Google V8 JavaScript engine. Announced April 24, version Read more…
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