Every Monday we take a step back and look at all the cool stuff that went down during the previous week. Last week we had a lot of important and interesting news going on in the technology world; Node.js 10 was released, we welcomed a new index to the family, we had a fun review of 5 things we can hate about Go and the list goes on.
Node.js 10 is here! We take a look at all the changes it has in store for developers, including increased stability, cryptographic support, and other performance improvements!
Why is Node.js gaining fans? According to Saini, Gupta, and Gupta, it’s not just the speed and performance that set it apart from other platforms, but the community support and enthusiasm that makes it shine.
New year, new JAX Magazine issue. If you’re not sure what your list of New Year’s resolutions should include, why not go for JavaScript and its myriad of frameworks and libraries? This JAX Magazine issue should help you decide.
Big news from the Node.js world! Node.js 8 moves into long-term support as the Node.js 9 is available for initial testing.
Have you noticed the changes to Errors thrown by the Node.js runtime? They started appearing in the latest release [Node.js 8] and will continue to pour into Node.js 9. Why should you care? If your code parses the message strings, this change will surely interest you.
The results are in! According to this year’s Node.js user survey findings, many users learned Node.js with the help of online courses and a whopping 95% of people who use this framework learned it in English. Furthermore, the benefits of this framework increase over time. Eager to find out what are the most used languages? Read on to find out who’s the winner.
What’s cooking in the Java world? Plenty, actually. Java 9 is coming in September, Jigsaw has finally its approval and our Java influencers are offering us some valuable insight into the future of this programming languages. In this 3-part interview series, we shed some light on where Java is headed to and what language is a worthy opponent.
Delivered on time! The Node.js team chose to delay the release of version 8.0.0 but users can finally take it for a spin. Let’s see if the wait was worth it.
Node.js 8.0.0 has been delayed. Users eager to take it for a spin will have to wait until the end of this month. Myles Borins, Developer Advocate for Node.js on Google Cloud Platform, explains why they chose to delay the release.
Node.js is designed for server-side scripting as a solution to enterprise problems. In this article, Ankit Gupta explains why Node.js is a great framework for all your scalable architecture needs.
Frameworks are NOT considered as a replacement for programming languages but that doesn’t mean they haven’t rocked the latter’s world. Angular, JavaFX, MicroProfile, Spring MVC, Node.js, JSF and MVC 1.0 are some of the most important players. And guess what? You‘ll find them all in this issue.
In this article Henn Idan digs into the buzz around Java through analyzing the current job market, focusing on server side languages. Who knows, it might even help you find your next position.
Each Monday we take a step back and analyze what has happened in the previous week. Last week we met two high-profile Java EE Guardians, we witnessed the marriage between Kotlin and Gradle and we learned why the Bitcoin price continues to fluctuate.
