State of Node.js Performance 2024The year is 2024, and Node.js has reached version 23. With two semver-majorsreleased per year, it might be difficult to keep track of all aspects of Node.js.This article revisits the State of Node.js performance, with a focus on comparingversions 20 through 22. ... read more (Feed generated with FetchRSS)

Node.js 2023 Year in An ArticleTwo months into 2024, I’ve decided to summarize the achievements in the Node.js space from 2023. As always, this list is curated by me, so I may overlook some pull requests due to the vast amount of work completed by Node.js collaborators and areas where I need more ... read more (Feed generated with FetchRSS)

Why you should pin your GitHub Actions by commit-hashSupply chain attacks are not something new; we have heard about them extensively, and the maximum we can do is mitigatethem as best as we can. However, it is crucial to acknowledge that these types of attacks will always exist. With thatin min... read more (Feed generated with FetchRSS)

State of Node.js Performance 2023The year is 2023 and we’ve released Node.js v20. It’s a significantaccomplishment, and this article aims to use scientific numbers to assess the state of Node.js’ performance.All the benchmark results contain a reproducible example and hardware details. To reduc... read more (Feed generated with FetchRSS)

Preparing and Evaluating BenchmarksBenchmarking is all about getting reliable results and using those results as a baseline for further performanceimprovements. Therefore, if you don’t have reliable results, you have nothing, or worse you will be relying on falseinformation that likely will lead... read more (Feed generated with FetchRSS)