👋 Node Weekly has become curiously more difficult to curate over the past year as the ecosystem seems to have reached a plateau of maturity with fewer random proposals, libraries, or noteworthy events. This has its pros and cons, but means I appreciate any submissions you send in (hit reply to do this!) 🙂
With that said, I’ve been improving our systems lately and have found quite a few neat code and tools projects this week so be sure to scroll down and check those out. Thanks for your continued support! __ Peter Cooper, your editor
Node 14.x Runtime Now Available in AWS Lambda — The popular AWS Lambda serverless platform has supported Node since day one, and now they’ve introduced Node 14 support which introduces all the delights of V8 8.0 and 8.1 plus diagnostic reporting, and improved streams APIs.
Benjamin Smith (AWS)
Troubleshoot Node.js App Performance with Datadog APM — Inspect detailed flame graphs to identify bottlenecks, latency and other issues. Pivot seamlessly to related logs and metrics without switching tools for fast troubleshooting. Try Datadog APM free.
Node(Source) By the Numbers 2020 — The folks over at NodeSource have put together some numbers relating to the downloads they had of their NodeSource Node distribution in 2020, including what versions were most popular and where their users are.
Liz Parody (NodeSource)
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▶  Using Vue 3 with Electron to Build a Desktop App — A tightly edited 10-minute screencast that shows off the key parts in making a local file explorer with Vue and Electron without plodding through every single line of code.
Envalid 7.0: Environment Variable Validation — Ensure your program only runs when all of its environment dependencies are met. 7.0.0 is a major release with breaking changes – it’s also been rewritten in TypeScript and all runtime dependencies have been removed.
eslint-config-auto: Automatically Configure ESLint Based on Project Dependencies — “Having got fed up of maintaining eslint configs on a range of projects, I’ve put together a meta config that inspects the dependencies listed package.json and then automatically configures itself with the most appropriate plugins using their recommend configs..”
#​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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