🤖 Rewriting Tests from Cypress to Playwright with AI — Gajus needed to move an entire integration test suite from one framework to another – boring and laborious job, right? Gajus put AI to work, first in the shape of GitHub’s Copilot, but then using OpenAI’s GPT3 model directly. It sorta worked, but I can’t help but feel that then your tests might need their own tests… 😆
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🔎 GradeJS: Scan Production Webpack Bundles for Modules Within — Even if you don’t have access to the original source for a web site, this tool can try and figure out what npm packages were used even with minified or tree-shaken bundles (if webpack 3-5 was used).
Dependencies to Latest Versions — That is, as opposed to the specified versions. A particularly neat feature is the
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interactive mode so you can look at potential upgrades and then action them one by one. (Thanks to Sam Selikoff for reminding us of this tool.)
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ZIPMonster: US ZIP Code Data and Related Functions — ZIP codes are postal codes used in the US – this library wraps them all into one library which also lets you query them in various useful ways or even to find neighboring ones.
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#513 — December 5, 2023 Read on the Web Node v21.3.0 and v21.4.0 (Current) Released — We’ve mentioned it in passing, but Node has gained a new 1--disable-warning option to disable specific warnings (as opposed Read more…
Deno Land, the developers of the Deno TypeScript/JavaScript runtime, have introduced Deno Cron, a feature the company describes as an easy way to create scheduled jobs. Announced November 29 and available behind the 1--unstable flag Read more…
#512 — November 28, 2023 Read on the Web Node.js Download Statistics — Node.js TSC member Matteo has put together a handy site that visualizes the publicly available Node.js download statistics, partly as a way Read more…
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