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Need to Node – Volume 29

There has been a lot of meetings and work done by the Node.js organization after the launch of the OpenJS Foundation.

Check this week’s Need to Node to keep up to date with the latest news in Node.js project, events, and awesome articles. You are always welcome to collaborate and participate!

What’s New in the Node.js Project

  • Check the latest release of Node v11.12.0 (Current), which features:
  • Check the help repo of Node.js. If you need help with the runtime, just post an issue or if you prefer to get help via live chat you can try IRC or gitter.
  • There is an open pull request to add a draft publishing guideline in the package-maintenance repo.
  • There is an ongoing discussion about exploring who is interested in being Node.js representative at Cross Project Council (CPC) in the admin repo. If you are interested, don’t hesitate to reach out!
  • Members of the Community Committee are discussing how to improve the inclusion of Node.js developers towards achieving a better and stronger Node.js project and ecosystem. Incentivizing people to become a contributor or collaborator of the project.
  • If you’re looking on how to get started with QUIC implementation for Node.js core, check this issue.
  • There are some implementations that are missing on the JavaScript API on the llnode repo, there is tracking Issue to move the JavaScript API out of experimental. Feel free to edit, remove or add requirements as you see fit.

Awesome Articles, Links, and Resources

One Last Thing...

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