Node.js v23.6.0 is out! 🥳🎉 This release enables the flag --experimental-strip-types by default. Node.js will execute TypeScript files without additional configuration! ⚠️ This feature is experimental, has limitations and is subject to change. https://t.co/hIoTQz7B26

At this point, I'd rather get a hundred cold outreach emails than read another AI slop vulnerability report. Just added a rule on our H1 program, all AI junk gets flagged as spam.

My talk at @nordicjs is available on youtube 🔥 https://t.co/Pnp83hvHBy

Introducing AutoDev: AI coding agents that actually work at scale 🔄 Parallel task execution (not sequential) 🔒 Runs on your GitHub Actions (not our servers) 🤖 Auto-handles code reviews + CI failures 📊 Task graphs for complex features 💰 Flat pricing for teams (1 dev = 100

One underrated aspect of typestripping is how it enables incremental migration. You can mix JS and TS files in the same project. No need for a full refactor, import TS from JS (and viceversa) and migrate at your own pace

A solid 2 but with the help of AI I can get to a 0

@satanacchio introduces node.config.json in Node.js v23, a long-awaited config file that finally makes runtime flag management structured and predictable. 🚀 #NordicJS #NordicJS2025

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Has anyone else encountered seemingly inconsistent behavior in TypeScript? I'd appreciate any insights.

Look who I found in Seoul @kdy1dev 🐐👑

Finally taking my vacation ✈️ Flying to Seoul for 2 weeks to explore South Korea 🇰🇷

sometimes I really get worked up in those convos and feel like I have to defend my ideas… then I remember I’m not getting paid for this, close GitHub, and go do something better with my free time 😅

Poll https://t.co/ONVwl7Ciwg

does package.json have an official json schema?

https://t.co/jdk3jcmU0p

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The Node.js ecosystem lives in a paradox: People want new features (like TypeScript). The ecosystem moves slower, stuck on old libs. When Node.js ships, it’s "too fast" and breaks things. When it waits, it’s "too slow." So which is it, too fast or too slow? 🤔

TIL type stripping is in the top 10 most upvoted PRs on github https://t.co/CzYgg0HYKl

Node.js v20.19.5 is out 🥳 Changelog:

Google will block sideloading of unverified Android apps. I'm surprised nobody is talking about it https://t.co/1i3vIwxTpY

Reading this blog post made me super happy! I feel like we hit the target with type stripping. There are going to be some initial "Growing pains" but migrating to type stripping is the right choice for speed and predictability