Node.js is an open-source, cross-platform, back-end JavaScript runtime environment that runs on the V8 engine and executes JavaScript code outside a web browser. Node.js lets developers use JavaScript to write command line tools and for server-side scripting—running scripts server-side to produce dynamic web page content before the page is sent to the user's web browser. Consequently, Node.js represents a "JavaScript everywhere" paradigm, unifying web-application development around a single programming language, rather than different languages for server-side and client-side scripts.
Fabio Spampinato @fabiospampinato · a month ago
Apparently it takes ~24ms to make a network request with "fetch" in @nodejs 🤔 14ms of which just to load undici, which ok-ish, you pay for it once at least, and another 10ms for the actual request. I don't know how long this takes in Deno or Bun, but 10ms seems huuuge to me. https://t.co/ueFi9zj8Qj
NodeSource @NodeSource · 2 months ago
🎉Celebrating the achievements of our team! With double representation from @edsadr, our VP of Engineering, and @soyjuanarbol, a prominent member of the @nodejs core team, releaser, and software engineer at @NodeSource, we are beyond proud to be a part of @cityjsconf 💚 https://t.co/CfQuphDYDF" target="_blank" class="text-blue-400 hover:text-blue-600">https://t.co/CfQuphDYDF
Brian H. Hough | brianhuff.eth @BrianHHough · 2 months ago
Finished an EPIC ~6 HOUR Tech Stack Playbook LIVE BUILD of an ✨ inspirational ✨ quote generator using @awscloud, @AWSAmplify, @dynamodb, @nextjs (@vercel), @typescript, @nodejs & @ZenQuotesIO! 👨💻🛠☁ Let's build it!! 🤩🔥 👉 https://t.co/vXEPuBMS0o 🧵... #TechStackPlaybook️ https://t.co/rqgkbURAJq
Danielle Adams @adamzdanielle · 3 months ago
There's a new release of @nodejs v18 🥳 This is the first LTS release of 2023 and has new features that have been ported from v19. Thanks to all the contributors that helped push this over the finish line! $ nvm install 18.13.0 https://t.co/zOw8CmcNzD
Santosh 🥑 | GitHub ⭐ | GDE @SantoshYadavDev · 3 months ago
Thank you @FlorianRappl for this book, I started reading this during my Holidays, the book covers the latest @nodejs tools available for Frontend development. Recommended for anyone who is new to web development and want to know about the tools available. https://t.co/I65sJ4yfY2
Simon Plenderleith @simonplend · 3 months ago
Logging out large, deep objects in @nodejs can be tricky, but the `depth` option for `console.dir` has some ✨magic behaviour✨ that can help... console.dir(deepObject, { depth: null }) Formatted, colorized, and with infinite depth! https://t.co/qXiK9HZKmu