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Another Polar adapter coming in hot...
Payments with @fastifyjs just became so delightful.
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2024 was an impactful and busy year for OSTIF, which included organizing security audits for 7 open source projects critical to infrastructure in partnership with the Sovereign Tech Agency. You can read about last year's efforts and impact at ostif.org/2024-sovtech-audit…
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Learn @fastifyjs by building a complete backend. Our app includes complete authentication with middleware, mongodb and file handling. Almost 3 hours of content added to the course.
Journey to create world best and one stop solution for web development course.
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I'm about to speak about @fastifyjs at Codemotion Milan. See you in the ClubHouse2 room!
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Congratulations @FastifyJS on v5 🎉
To ensure Clerk is compatible and we embrace the improvements, we’ve released a new major version of @clerk/fastify as well.
Introducing Clerk Fastify 2.0 with support for Fastify 5.0
clerk.com/changelog/2024-10-…
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require(esm) has been enabled by default on v23 🎉 please try it out and report any regressions found to help us fully stabilize it. We expect to test it on v23 for a while and smooth out potential regressions before unflagging it on v22 in a later semver-minor release
🚀 Node.js 23 is here! 🚀
New features, performance boosts, and a smoother developer experience. With better compatibility and stability, Node.js 23 delivers more power for building efficient apps.
Read here: 👉hubs.la/Q02TFFXp0
#NodeJS #JavaScript #WebDevelopment
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When PlanetScale introduced Database Branching we made sure you could do it without data. It's a significant compliance and security risk to include data by default.
For the vast majority of branching operations on the platform the user chooses not to load data.
Using customer data for testing
Branching of production databases is a relatively new thing that database providers have started offering. @niledatabase will also provide this, but it is important to be responsible for when to use these features.
There are two types of branching -
1. Branch only production schema, make schema
changes, test, and merge back to production. This is
super useful, and building this integration with GitHub
and the developer workflow is a big plus.
2. Branch with production data and run tests against it.
This is dangerous and should be used only in 1-2%
of the cases. Most testing just needs seeding data
and running integration tests against it. Imagine
every developer branching production data to test
every change!
There are two reasons why copying over production data is valid -
1. You are trying to reproduce a data-dependent bug.
This might require copying over production data to a
secure environment with limited access and removal
of PII data. Even in this case, you want only to copy
the specific customer’s data and not all the data and
ensure it gets deleted after the testing session.
2. You are not dealing with customer data. A good example of this would be for the database’s internal tools and services use or for personal websites.
“But our customers are not in the EU, which has all the compliance requirements. We should be good with branching production data.”
This is not true either. You are responsible for the customer’s data, even if you are a startup. Their data cannot leak or be accessed outside the production environment. Responsible engineering is all about doing the right thing for the customers.
1. Branch production schema 100% of the time
2. Use seed data 99% of the time for integration tests
3. Copy/branch specific customer data to a secure
environment to reproduce customer issues and
ensure to clean them up
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Nearform is proud to support the growth of @fastifyjs as a corporate sponsor and technological innovator.
Learn more about the release of the fifth major version in this article by @openjsf.
#Fastify #OpenSource #JavaScript #Nodejs
openjsf.org/blog/fastifys-gr…
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find-my-way v9.0.1 and v8.2.2 are out fixing a ReDoS vulnerability
This impacts both @fastifyjs v4 and v5. Update your dependencies.
github.com/delvedor/find-my-…
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Fastify v5 is “latest”!
After two years of hard work, we are excited to announce the release of the fifth major version of @Fastifyjs! 🚀
This release has two key objectives:
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AI SDK Tip
💡Stream AI responses with @fastifyjs
You can use the AI SDK in a Fastify server to generate and stream text and objects:
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Looking to add video streaming to your app? Learn how to do it efficiently with @Fastifyjs and #NodeJS 🎬
📖 Read the article >> nearform.com/digital-communi…
#backend #fastify #videostreaming #softwaredev
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🌀 Pinorama v0.3 is out and love Fastify! ❤️
✅ Presets support for popular logging frameworks
✅ Out-of-the-box Fastify log structure handling 🔥
✅ High-frequency log flushing defaults
✅ Optimized initial column configuration
Pinorama now supports #presets, making it easier to work with different logging frameworks. By default, it uses the Pino Logger preset, but you can easily switch to Fastify:
node app.js | pinorama --preset fastify
Presets manage column visibility and width for optimal initial rendering of common log structures.
@nodejs @askorama @fastifyjs @tan_stack #pinojs #pinorama
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🧵According to a StackOverflow survey, 2.4% of professional developers use @fastifyjs and 56% of them admire it- wow! survey.stackoverflow.co/2024…
To celebrate, here's a thread of the best Fastify resources the @Platformatic team pulled together👇
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Best resources to learn @fastifyjs 👉🏽👉🏽👉🏽
🧵According to a StackOverflow survey, 2.4% of professional developers use @fastifyjs and 56% of them admire it- wow! survey.stackoverflow.co/2024…
To celebrate, here's a thread of the best Fastify resources the @Platformatic team pulled together👇
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