"If you want to shave off a quarter of a ms of your request, don't use node." Performance benchmarks are too simple to "game". Great takeaways from @eranhammer's talk on performance @nodejs . Also: awesome stage #AcceptTheCookies
A truly jam-packed session, also explaining interop scenario's and migration. Still a long way of, hoping it lands in @nodejs 12. Thanks a lot @giltayar
Interesting points. Paraphrasing: "node is a victim of its own success" > @jasnell on dep management challenges. "I can imagine a world where it is easier to manage big projects" > @IgorMinar. "I would like to see web modules being written for the browser first" > @justinfagnani
Pretty excited for today's sessions @NodeSummit. Es modules, security, measuring performance, #MutationTesting and many more. I will have #StrykerMutator stickers for anyone interested. Recognize me by the shirt
Advantages of using async and await in JavaScript:
* Better stacktraces
* Handle error cases correctly
* Debugger can step over with F10
Thanks @bajtos for a great session @NodeSummit
TypeScript 3.0 rc has been released. No major breaking changes for most projects, awesom! My personal top features: Multi-module project support and the new `unknown` type. Can't wait to start using it in the #StrykerMutator code base.
TypeScript 3.0 is *almost here* and today we're announcing our release candidate! Give it a shot now and let us know what you think! blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/typ…
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(In dutch, it says something like Confused Scientist trying to find the finish line)
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Don't you just ❤️ the new coloring in #TypeScript output? It is also really easy to click on the error and navigate to the file (not sure if that's a vscode feature, or a TS)
#TypeScript 2.9 released. Most exciting new features? Editor improvements: "rename file" and "Unused span reporting"😁But `import()` types are also pretty cool!
TypeScript 2.9 is out today! Tons of handy features like import() types, pretty output by default, JSON imports, and some slick editor support for renaming files & moving declarations to new files! blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/typ…