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In production environments, either Active LTS (16) or Maintenance LTS (14) should be used.
Node 18 is not an LTS at all, it's the Current release, and it is not quite fit for production use until the 25th of october, when it will become Active LTS
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You can put video embed with :
{% embed https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oRekCcwSeXs %}Excellent post, though for number 5 I'd note that using Set does indeed remove duplicates but only if the array is filled with primitive values.
In the case of an array being filled with objects, however...
A little overkill but In this case something like this could also work:
I don't see how 14 and 16 are 'jurassic' versions. 18 is the latest.
Thanks for the update though
In production environments, either Active LTS (16) or Maintenance LTS (14) should be used.
Node 18 is not an LTS at all, it's the Current release, and it is not quite fit for production use until the 25th of october, when it will become Active LTS
It's all here: github.com/nodejs/release#release-...
That was exactly what I was going to comment, thanks
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If all of these are copy from dcode tutorial what your course will be
Video link:
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Thanks for this amazing article
Structured clone does not work in Node.js
A deep clone now can be done with the native api structuredClone() it also clone deep nested objects
Did you also know that JSON parse and stringify have 2nd arguments, a function for filtering and processing all values