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In our upcoming webinar, we'll dive deep into the OpenAPI Specification: ✅ Generating clients, servers, docs ✅ Best practices for writing specs ✅ Using OpenAPI in CI/CD pipelines ✅ Versioning and collaboration workflows Register here: streamyard.com/watch/4PwKcs...

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Maintainer> here is an option to do unsafe things, you are on your own. Security Researcher> there is a an unsafe option and the users can pass in unchecked input. … 🥶🤬

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We wrote the Node.js Book for Enterprise. 🖋️ JS, npm, TypeScript, Node 🐱 APIs with Fastify 📃 SSR frontends, deployment, caching, configs 😉 Modularity pitfalls and best practices ☁️ Node.js in the Cloud, containerization, Kubernetes Comment “Nodebook” to get the full copy. Joke. Link below.

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It was a massive effort but I love what we built!

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Why we built a new Kafka client for Node.js The Node.js world needs better tools. Here’s what you need to know: Apache Kafka is vital for real-time data. It powers many businesses, especially in Fintech and Media. These fields see heavy data usage and need reliable solutions.

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Authentication and Authorization are crucial. But why should you care? Modern threats are everywhere. In our upcoming webinar, Luca and I will cover:

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Tomorrow: new code and fresh benchmarks. If you’ve ever profiled queue latency at 2 a.m., you’ll want to see this.

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Benchmarks don’t lie — the gap between legacy libraries and what Node.js can deliver today is bigger than you think. ↑ producer throughput ↑ consumer throughput ↓ CPU overhead ↓ build friction The numbers drop in 48 hours. Spoiler: they change the cost model for high-traffic services.

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Node.js devs: tired of bending over backwards for real‑time throughput? 3 days and counting. Stay close.

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Lots of interesting videos on this dotJS 2025 playlist 🥳 youtube.com/playlist?lis...

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Orama JS now powers >2000 public repositories and just crossed 320.000 downloads per month! Crazy how it started as a little project for a conference talk. Big shoutout to @nodeland.dev for prompting me to open source it three years ago! github.com/oramasearch/...

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maybe i should write something about vercel at some point

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Later today in our webinar, we’ll dive into modern token-based authentication patterns: - OAuth 2.0, JWT, and PASETO - How to implement authorization at scale - Compare RBAC and ABAC approaches in microservice environments Join us here: streamyard.com/watch/HXQ77q...

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Optimizing Node.js performance: V8 memory management and garbage collection tuning @nodeland.dev @platformatic.dev blog.platformatic.dev/optimizing-n... #ECMAScript #JavaScript

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During my dotJS talk on memory management, I demoed a new tool to visualize Node.js metrics on stage: Watt Admin. What does it include? 1. Memory Monitoring (old space, new space, rss, etc..) 2. Event Loop Utilization monitoring 3. Latency monitoring 3. Log visualization and filtering

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A lot of people are in career ambiguity with everything that’s going on. Whether you’re interviewing, trying to get a promo, or just trying to survive, deriving influence is important. Here are some tips in case it’s helpful, based on some some observations:

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Two weeks ago, I was in Paris, presenting "Node.js will use all the memory available, and that's ok!" at dotJS. Quite a few people asked me if I planned to write a blog and document my findings. Here it is! blog.platformatic.dev/optimizing-n...

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The @platformatic.dev webinar with @delvedor.dev on @fastify.dev story is live in 15 minutes! streamyard.com/watch/kNHtK4...

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Today, I brushed up my C++ by implementing monitoring of the memory consumption of a @nodejs.org thread from the parent. Thanks to @yagiznizipli.com, @legendecas.bsky.social, @joyeecheung.bsky.social... I've learned quite a few things! github.com/nodejs/node/...

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Tomorrow, @delvedor.dev—one of the creators of Fastify—will be a guest in the @platformatic.dev webinar. In this show, he will tell how a young student jump-started his career via Open Source.

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G̶o̶o̶g̶l̶e̶r̶… ex-Googler. nerdy.dev/ex-googler

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Check out my latest talk, "Node.js will use all the memory available, and that's OK!"

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In case you missed it, we published a book about using Node.js in enterprise, covering: ‣Node's history ‣Fastify ‣SSR frontends ‣Configurations ‣How to structure large apps ‣Running Node in the cloud ‣Building scalable and resilient apps Read it, for free ➡️ www.platformatichq.com/reports/the-...

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Going live later today to talk all things distributed systems...especially how to maintain services in a distributed system! Join me by signing up here:

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Hello all! Quick update. The NodeConf.eu organizing team has decided to take a break this year. As of now, there will be no NodeConf.eu in 2025. We are looking at plans for reconvening in 2026 and beyond. Please reach out to either myself, @nodeland.dev or @pipobscure.com if you have questions!

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Hello all! Quick update. The NodeConf.eu organizing team has decided to take a break this year. As of now, there will be no NodeConf.eu in 2025. We are looking at plans for reconvening in 2026 and beyond. Please reach out to either myself, @nodeland.dev or @jasnell.me if you have questions!

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This announcement made some people 😬. I may know why, and - perhaps - I understand the reasons. I'm happy to answer your concerns, if there are any. I'll use this thread to share some of my thoughts.

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