In this final issue of 2017, we look back at our most popular links of 2017, so no news this week but we hope you have a happy holiday season and we're back on January 11, 2018 :-)
- The Node Weekly Team (Peter, Chris, and Za'e)
Jeremy Morrell
2016's edition was very popular, so it was great to see it back in 2017. 8 more Node ‘habits’/best practices to consider.
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Node Summit
Paul Irish demonstrates improved workflows for debugging, profiling and understanding your app using the DevTools protocol. He also shares more advanced techniques for automating and monitoring Node.
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Matteo Collina
Fastify is built as a general-purpose web framework, inspired by Hapi, but is well suited to building fast JSON-based HTTP APIs.
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Redisgreen
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Yoni Goldberg
19 different tips or best practices to consider when putting your Node apps into production, along with pop-out examples and links.
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Sitepoint
Azat Mardan presents ten tips, tricks and best practices to help you become a better Node developer in the year ahead.
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Dr. Axel Rauschmayer
Node 8.5+ can support ES modules natively.
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Yoni Goldberg
Curated from numerous popular articles this in-development list of best practices covers topics from error handling to memory use.
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Mostafa Gaafar
Not a deep dive, but some simple examples of using async/await vs promises. ES2016’s async/await are natively supported in Node 7.6+, as well as via Babel.
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Michelle Gienow
An interview with the now departed Node.js Foundation community manager. We have six months to see how this pans out.
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