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Running other processes from Node, but better
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Execa 9.0: The Better ehmickey, Sorhus, et al. |
💡 They’ve also put together a page comparing bash, Execa, and zx so you can get a better feel for the differences and see more code examples. |
Node v20.13.0 (LTS) Released — A lot of small backports to boost the performance of the current LTS release of Node a little. Most notably, watch mode becomes stable, but also Marco Ippolito |
OTHER RUNTIMES NEWS:
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‘How I Made My GitHub Profile README Dynamic’ — There’s no Node here, alas, but I thought it was a good demo of how it’s not too tricky to give your GitHub profile some extra flair by pulling in your blog posts or other stats of choice. Duy Ng |
⚙️ Awesome Regex: Opinionated List of Regular Expression Tools, Tutorials, Libraries, etc. Steven Levithan 📄 A Simple Implemention to Understand |
🛠 Code & Tools |
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GraphQL Yoga: A Full-Featured GraphQL Server — Create a schema, spin up a server, and you’re good to go (then you get to wire everything up). Supports GraphQL subscriptions via SSE. Designed to run across numerous environments from Node to AWS Lambda, Deno, Bun etc. GitHub repo. The Guild |
Ink 5.0: Build Interactive CLI Apps using React — A terminal-based React renderer so you can build command line apps using React-style components. While it’s a major release, there’s nothing new – the version number has been updated to reflect that Node 18+ is now a requirement. Vadim Demedes |
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