June 20, 2022, 7:30 p.m.
A new beginning and other Adventures in Nodeland - Issue #64
Adventures in Nodeland
Hi Folks, last week was pretty intense for me! After 8 years, I left NearForm and sailed into the unknowns! I have something else already planned, and I’ll spend the next few months building some amazing Open Source Software for all of you to use. Stay tuned!
Fastify
- Fastify v4.0.3 that fixes quite a few regressions introduced in v4.0.0!
- fastify-http-proxy v8.0.2
- We are also planning a significant improvement in fast-json-stringify that removes a significant issue in the handling of complex Ajv schemas by using Ajv to resolve the schemas. Check out: https://github.com/fastify/fast-json-stringify/issues/468.
- fastify-swagger v7.4.0
- find-my-way v7 which drops supports for Node v12, v15 and v17.
Pino
- pino-std-serializers v5.6.0 fixes how error.cause is rendered. v6.0.0 was also released that dropped support for Node v12, 15 and v17.
- pino-http v8.0.0 and v8.0.1 moves to pino@8 and drop some deprecated APIs.
- pino-webpack-plugin v1.2.0 that add the types for the module.
- pino-abstract-transport v1.0.0 was released to drop support for Node v12, v15 and v17 as well as to use readable-stream v4.0.0.
Node.js
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0x v5.3.0 and v5.3.1, add the capability to support .cpuprofile file from node –cpu-prof.
News
The biggest news in the Node.js world this week is the shortening of the LTS cycle for Node.js v16 to align it with OpenSSL v1.1.1. Unfortunately, this means that v16 will stop being supported on September 11th, 2023. Read up the full announcement:
My ex-colleague Jonas wrote a piece on virtual modules. What’s a virtual module? Check it out:
I would never have thought this could happen: Internet Explorer is finally being retired.
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