The Road to Fastify v4 and other Adventures in Nodeland - Issue #59
Hi Folks, this edition covers the upcoming Fastify v4 release and several other news in the Node.js and Open Source world. Let me know what you think!
Fastify
|
|
|
As part of the road to release Fastify v4, we have been updating all the core modules, making sure that the all the supported modules works correctly with the new release. Check them out.
Fastify v4 module releases
- @fastify/session v9
- @fastify/cookie v7
- @fastify/jwt v6
- @fastify/leveldb v5
- under-pressure v6
- point-of-view v6
- @fastify/etag v4
- @fastify/formbody v7
- @fastify/helmet v9
- middie v7
- @fastify/routes v5
- @fastify/autoload v5
- @fastify/cors v8
- @fastify/reply-from v8
- @fastifywebsocket v6.0.1
- @fastify/auth v3
- @fastify/basic-auth v4
- @fastify/http-proxy v8
- @fastify/diagnostics-channel v4
- @fastify/csrf-protection v4
- @fastify/postgres v5
- @fastify/request-context v4
- @fastify/flash v5
- @fastify/bearer-auth v8
- @fastify/mongodb v6
- @fastify/redis v6
- @fastify/static v6.1.0
Fastify v3 module releases
Node.js
Undici v5.2.0 is out with a massive list of fixes for fetch, including the ability to configure truly global dispatchers that are shared by Node.js fetch and undici fetch. Check it out:
News
How do you make a GraphQL service that is not federation compatible work in a federated environment? Turns out there is no good or up-to-date solution. Simone Sanfratello from NearForm has built a solution to this problem!
If you have been following the story of Lerna - the great monorepo management tool - and its deprecation, I’m happy to share that Lerna lives! Nrwl, the company behind https://nx.dev/ is going to sponsor the development of Lerna going further. Read the full announcement:
I would like to congratulate with Feross and team for the series seed of Socket.dev! You are doing an amazing job in building a tool which is extremely simple to use:
As you know, I recommend developers to not use Jest to test Node.js applications - most teams do that anyway, and that’s fine. I’m thrilled to announce that Jest is transferring to the OpenJS Foundation as Facebook has not been involved in its maintenance for quite some time now. Read the full announcement:
Partners
- This Week in React: the best of React & React Native news. Sebastien filters the noise, and you save time!