Does anyone have a non-trivial medium/large @fastifyjs project I could run my in-progress @typescript refactor against?
Totally fine if it’s written in JavaScript!
We used @fastifyjs@LeafletJS@Mapbox@OpenCageData ✨
Also, we collaborated strictly over @code LiveShare for the entire 24 hour hackathon! Worked like a charm and utilized the shared localhost server feature for instantaneous updates as we made changes.
If you open an issue in an Open Source project, never start with "I need..." - you might be needing something, but you are essentially asking for free support. Be kind. Also remember that support contracts are a thing.
If you use my @fastifyjs plugin "fastify-server-session", you should go review this PR -- github.com/jsumners/fastify-…
I'll hold off on releasing it until next Saturday, March 9 to give you time.
Sempre uno sguardo avanti! Durante il modulo di "sviluppo backend application (Node.JS)" ai corsi ITS di Pordenone, quest'anno ho sostituito @fastifyjs ad #EpressJs. Un bel framework dalle grandi prestazioni, e fatto da dev italiani!
For those of you who are using Fastify v1, no worries, we didn't forget you :)
We have also released v1.14.2 with a bunch of fixes!
github.com/fastify/fastify/r…
Remember that Fastify v1 will reach EOL on September first 2019!
The testing server is our staging environment hosted on a Hetzner cloud server.
The graphics are based on numbers from npmjs.com/package/autocannon. I used Numbers (i.e. Apple's Excel) to turn them into these charts. So that part involved a bit of manual work!