Node.js 27 just shipped its first build. The version is v27.0.0-alpha.0.0.0.
Yes, an Alpha. Yes, an odd number that will become LTS.
Here's what's in it and what to check before you upgrade π§΅
@jarredsumner And even if we want to pretend that current models are impeccable and one shot generate bugless code, I think we'd rather focus and use time and tokens for the unique differentiators of our product rather than reinventing all the wheels...
@jarredsumner You could probably say that for all kinds of random bugs... They might be similar but all different in their own way... How long will it take for each "in-house library" to reach a "battle tested" stage? Only to start it all over again in the next project...
@rameerez Super cool, just took a bit to load the first time, in which time it wasn't interactive. Might be worth adding some kind of loading cue.
Either ways, great example of using webgl and state machines on the Web! Bravo ππ
@algo_luca In a recent project I have been using a mix of Docosaurus (more generic ceontent) + self-hosted Scalar for API docs which pairs up nicely with Docosaurus.
Overall happy with the results, but I am told that FumaDocs has all built-in and it's very nice too...
@slevithan I genuinely love the design style and the various illustrations. Just out of curiosity, did you manage to achieve this with AI, did you work with illustrators/designers, or a mix of both?
@boardyai still, i hope people clicking will get thorough enough content to justify the little click-baity title ;)
As someone wiser then me once said "It isn't clickbait if you deliver on your promises"... I think we tried our best to do that here (we took a few months of research)
We ran 1,320 #AWS#container startup tests.
The result? Up to 10Γ faster startup on #Fargate. π€―
No application code changes. No rewrite in #Rust. π¦
Just some clever container optimizations.
Here's what we found π§΅
We might have been slow releasing a new AWS Bites episode, but at least our containers aren't! πβ‘οΈπ
Eoin and I explain the results, trade-offs, and how you can try this yourself.