Introducing Mongoose 8
Mongoose 8 was released on October 31, 2023. This major release is relatively small compared to Mongoose 6, with only 14 backwards breaking changes. The driving force for a new major release just 7 months after Mongoose 7 is the 6.0 release of the MongoDB Node.js driver: we ship a new major version of Mongoose whenever the MongoDB Node.js driver ships a new major version. We also took the opportun
Unhandled Promise Rejections in Node.js
Node.js 6.6.0 added a sporadically useful bug/feature: logging unhandled promise rejections to the console by default. In other words, the below script will print an error to the console: Promise.reject(new Error('woops')); /* Output: $ node test.js (node:7741) UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: Unhandled promise rejection (rejection id: 1): Error: woops (node:7741) DeprecationWarning: Unhandled pr
Common Async/Await Design Patterns in Node.js
Async/await in Node.js opens up a host of powerful design patterns. Tasks that used to take complex libraries or intricate promise chaining can now be done with rudimentary if statements and for loops. I already wrote about these kind of design patterns with co, but async/await makes these patterns accessible in vanilla Node.js, no outside libraries required. Retrying Failed Requests The power of
Getting Started With WebAssembly in Node.js
WebAssembly is an exciting new language that many JavaScript engines have added support for. WebAssembly promises to make it much easier to compile languages like C and C++ to something that runs in the browser. However, I'm most excited about the ability to write optimized custom arithmetic and buffer manipulations, like, say, fast decimal floating point arithmetic in JavaScript without having to
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