Tag: node.js
Node 22 released with experimental support for require targeting ECMAScript modules and more
Node 22 – which will eventually be a LTS (Long-term support) version – is out with new features […]
Deno 1.39 released: WebGPU is back, plus better Node.js compatibility, and TypeScript 5.3
Deno 1.39 is out with WebGPU support, new coverage reporters, better Node.js compatibility and TypeScript 5.3, though the […]
Node.js 21 released with stable fetch API, Node.js 20 becomes long-term support release
The Node.js team has released version 21, which also means that Node 20 will shortly become the active […]
Bun 1.0 JavaScript runtime released complete with “experimental” Windows version
The Bun team has declared its JavaScript/TypeScript runtime stable with the release of version 1.0, staking strong claims […]
Node.js 20.6 is out with .env configuration files and “Oilpan” C++ garbage collection
Node.js 20.6 has been released, the latest update to this popular JavaScript runtime, with new features including the […]
Improved Durable Functions coming to Microsoft’s Azure Functions service – but what about cold start?
Microsoft’s Anirudh Garg, who leads the engineering team for Azure Functions, has posted abut planned improvements to the […]
Node.js rival Deno adds stable npm compatibility in effort to bridge module system divide
The Deno team has released version 1.28 which “stabilizes npm compatibility,” according to a post today. This is […]
Deno 1.26 released with experimental improved npm and Node.js compatibility
The Deno project has released version 1.26 with enhancements, including improved support for npm modules, implementations for more […]
Microsoft emits .NET 7 early release licensed for production, new Visual Studio preview
Microsoft has released .NET 7 Release Candidate (RC) 1, and according to the team: “This is the first […]
Meta releases MemLab JavaScript memory leak detector as open source
Meta, the company behind Facebook, has open sourced MemLab, a tool for finding memory leaks in JavaScript applications […]