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    Jan 3, 2024The components specified will be our first priority for our contributions to open source projects in the JavaScript ecosystem. Due to the above, these are the components the team is best positioned when working with internal and external customers. However, we do not include formal support for these components in any of our support offerings ...
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    Jul 29, 2024The JavaScript ecosystem is fast-moving and vibrant—but with so many options, it can be difficult to choose among Node.js packages. That's where the Node.js reference architecture comes in. A Developer's Guide to the Node.js Reference Architecture provides practical recommendations to help you be successful in your Node.js deployments.
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    Welcome to this new series introducing the Node.js reference architecture from Red Hat and IBM. This article is an overview of our reasons for developing the Node.js reference architecture—both what we hope the architecture will offer our developer community and what we do not intend it to do. Future articles will offer a detailed look at different sections of the reference architecture.
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    Welcome back to our ongoing series about the Node.js reference architecture. Part 1 introduced what the Node.js reference architecture is all about, and Part 2 took a look at logging. In this article, we will dive into code consistency and how to enforce it with a linter tool like ESLint.
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    One of the main reasons this module is the most popular is that it works well with most JavaScript testing frameworks. nyc is the successor command-line interface (CLI) for istanbul. Jest, which generates coverage when you run the tool with the --coverage option. This article's examples use nyc. Testing example
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    Learn JavaScript and practice writing JavaScript code. The Mozilla Developer Network (MDN) has a great resource for coming up to speed on JavaScript. This JavaScript reintroduction can help with a high-level overview of the basics and it takes 30-60 minutes to complete. Once you are familiar with the basics, it's important to dive deeper into ...
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    JavaScript Kubernetes Microservices Node.js Related products: Red Hat build of Node.js. Share: The microservices pattern is pretty standard for today's software architecture. Microservices let you break up your application into small chunks and avoid having one giant monolith. The only problem is that if one of these services fails, it could ...
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    Oct 5, 2023Building on the modules support added to C++20, there is now a std module for the standard library. This allows the entire standard library to be imported by using 'import std;' -- this not only means you don't need to remember which header files to include for each component you use but importing the entire library should compile much faster ...
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    Introduction I'm an avid follower of Hacker News and many various programming related subreddits. There is a constant flow of posts where the author expresses fatigue, weariness, and many times backlash at JavaScript and the plethora of front-end frameworks. Much of this conversation surrounds React and Angular and then other frameworks such as Mithirl, Meteor, Ember, Vue and others (and there ...
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