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Node.js Foundation
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Six months after Node 5.0 dropped, here’s 6. Node 5.x will be supported for two months, but Node 6 is now the ‘Current’ release (renamed from ‘Stable’ - considered confusing vs the 4.x LTS release).
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Jeremy Ruppel
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Flickr’s front-end team needed to record and playback HTTP interactions with the Flickr API to test their work properly. And so, Yakbak was born.
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Gergely Nemeth
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So Node 6.0 is out, but what does that mean for you? Performance and security improvements, plus new ES6 features abound.
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Cloudinary
Sponsor
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Art direction opens up new frontiers in responsive design and Cloudinary’s on-the-fly face-detection, cropping, resizing, and optimization capabilities make it easy. Adapt visual characteristics at breakpoints with art-directed images using <picture>, <source>, and Cloudinary.
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Dave Herman
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Comes from Dave Herman, Yehuda Katz and Caridy Patiño.
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IBM developerWorks
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A look at three of the main use cases for closures in Node, how they can introduce memory leaks, and how to track this with Chrome’s DevTools.
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Node Green
kangax’s ES6 compatibility table narrowed down to Node releases so you can see what ES6 features different versions of Node support.
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The npm Blog
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There are over 211,000 registered npm users, of whom about 73,000 have published packages. But it’s more complicated than that..
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Jobs
In Brief
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