http://bit.ly/2ERJLBW

Great in-depth tutorial about all things node.js. It also includes source code and interactive tutorials.

Table of content:

- Learn node interactively
- Understanding node
- Core modules
- Callbacks
- Events
- Streams
- Modules and npm
- Client side development with npm
- Going with the grain

#node #npm

http://bit.ly/2Fxf9FB

Practical advises on using Webpack and Babel ✍️

#webpack #babel #npm #javascript

​​A few days ago I opened the calculator on my new phone and got a message: “Calculator would like to access your contacts”.

What if, just like apps on our phones, npm packages had to declare what permissions they required?

#npm #security #persmissons #package

​​https://t.me/NodeJSNews/12

When developing an npm package, you have confirm that it can actually be used. It’s great if tests pass, examples build, and demos run, but it’s broken if consumers can’t install it. npm provides a tool to help test packages before publishing, npm link.

#npm #node

https://t.me/WebpackNews/16

​​You’re a junior developer that recently landed on the JavaScript ecosystem. There’s so much going on that you have no idea where to start. Maybe try React? That library is cool, I should try it. Why isn’t this working?

​​One thing that I found is that being part of the ecosystem is the quickest way to understand it. That’s why in this article you’ll learn how to publish a npm package and get it working in your projects as fast as possible.

#Webpack #Babel #NPM

​​We all know the stack as well will not stop there. Express will probably also require installation of “body-parser” and “cors”, and possibly sub Express NPM modules. Don’t forget Lodash, Underscore, Moment…and the list goes on and on as there are thousands upon thousands of NPM modules to make use of.

8 min read

#NPM #NodeJS

​​Every day, millions of developers reach for npm (or Yarn) for their JavaScript projects. Running commands like npm init or npx create-react-app has become the go-to way to begin almost any JavaScript project, whether you’re building code for the client-side or server-side — or even if you’re building a desktop app.

10 min read

#NPM #Yarn #JavaScript #Tips

​​NPM version 7 released two new features that really made a difference for me: workspaces and better peer dependency management

⏱ 8 minutes read

#NPM

​​Both npm and Yarn are great package managers for Node.js and Javascript. But have you ever wondered why Yarn was developed when there was already npm? It was built by Facebook to solve major problems they faced with npm, such as slower installation of packages and there were also a few security issues in npm. In this article, I’ll compare both these package managers, so that you can decide which one suits your needs better.

⏱ 3 minutes read

#NPM #yarn

​​Nowadays in our busy schedules and tight deadlines, it’s critical to choose tools that increase productivity.

⏱ 9 minutes read

#NPM #JavaScript

​​Anyone who knows me can confirm that I’m a long-standing lover of JavaScript and its entire ecosystem. As a Front-end engineer, Node-based package managers have been a crucial part of my toolset since 2013.

⏱ 4 minutes read

#NPM #yarn