Asynchronous Batching: The (not so) secret weapon of JavaScript
Introduction
Asynchronous programming is a fundamental concept in modern web development, and one powerful technique is asynchronous batching. In this post, we'll delve into the world of asynchronous...
Asynchronous Batching: The (not so) secret weapon of JavaScript
Michael Di Prisco ・ Dec 7
Node.js, TypeScript and ESM: it doesn't have to be painful
I was thinking into starting a Node.js project from scratch and had an unsettling choice to make: to use ESM or CommonJS.
The decision of a few popular package authors to adopt ESM, coupled with the...
Node.js, TypeScript and ESM: it doesn't have to be painful
Alejandro Oviedo ・ Dec 11
'return await' in a try/catch
This might sound weird to you, the first thing that comes to mind is: 'Eslint will tell me to remove the await, there is no need for an await after a return'
But the case is a different when we wrap...
How to Build Your Own CLI with Nodejs (and Push it to npm)
Creating a command-line interface (CLI) application in Node.js and publishing it to npm (Node Package Manager) and Yarn can be a rewarding way to share your tools with the world.
Here's a...
How to Build Your Own CLI with Nodejs (and Push it to npm)
OpenSourcee ・ Dec 9
Building Real-Time Next.js Apps with WebSockets and Soketi
Introduction
Nowadays, it is becoming increasingly common to have certain components of web applications with features that are updated in real time. And one of the things that users expect is that...
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OpenSourcee ・ Dec 7
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