MikroORM 5.8 Released — When MikroORM is mentioned anywhere, I always see folks saying it’s great and deserves more attention, so I’m doing my bit to help 😁 It’s an ORM for Node based around Data Mapper, Unit of Work (hello implicit transactions and change detection!) and Identity Map patterns, with support for both SQL and NoSQL databases and it’ll even analyze your code for types to help you create entities more easily.
Martin Adámek
Bun 1.0: The Other JS/TS Runtime That Isn’t Deno or Node — We’re going to focus more on Bun in JavaScript Weekly, but the alternative, performance-oriented server-side JS runtime built atop JavaScriptCore is a big deal in the Node world nonetheless as the only other runtime to claim it’s “a drop-in replacement for Node.js.” It’s worth a look, though folks have had mixed results so far regarding the drop-in claim.
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Getting Daily Notifications My Parent is Okay — Being in the UK – a nation that truly loves its tea – the approach involves monitoring whether a water kettle is used each day. Node makes an appearance for turning the activity into Telegram messages.
Remy Sharp
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Node 16 is now EOL (End of Life) meaning it will get no more updates. Why? OpenSSL, mostly. You can learn more about Node’s release schedule here.
Yagiz Nizipli of Node’s performance team invites anyone interested in helping work on Node’s performance to come along to one of their Zoom meetings. He also notes that 🐦 no-one on the team is paid for their work in response to criticism and claims to the contrary on Twitter/X this week.
Yagiz also began a discussion about removing primordials from Node. An ‘internal use only’ feature, primordials provide a way for core modules to get access to truly clean, underlying objects in Node that aren’t being polluted by other modules or third party code.
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