What is the output?
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{ theme: 'light', notifications: true, location: 'USA' }
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{ theme: 'dark', notifications: true, location: 'Canada' }
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Under development for several years, Boa has a few missions: be a Rust ECMAScript implementation, be easy to embed in Rust projects, and be a fast, safe JS engine overall. v0.20 sees a bump up to 89.92% compliance in the Test262 suite, improves Temporal support, adds Atomics.pause, and more. This is no toy engine.
Boa Developers
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CHALLENGE
let a = 5; // binary: 101
let b = 3; // binary: 011
let result = a ^ b;
console.log(result);
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A thorough set of benchmarks covering recent performance advancements made in Node.js. The improvements between Node 18 and 20 up to version 22 might surprise you - itβs clear the team has put a lot of work into this area.
Gonzaga and Parody (NodeSource)
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Starting today until December 31, weβll be wrapping up the year with surveys and celebrations! π
During this time, weβll pause posting JavaScript updates to focus on reflecting and celebrating together. Thank you for your understanding, and we wish you and your families a joyful and peaceful holiday season!π
During this time, weβll pause posting JavaScript updates to focus on reflecting and celebrating together. Thank you for your understanding, and we wish you and your families a joyful and peaceful holiday season!
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Your salary range in 2024 ($ per year)
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44%
0-10K
10%
10-20K
8%
20-30K
8%
30-60K
4%
60-80K
4%
80-100K
4%
100-120K
2%
120-150K
2%
150-180K
13%
180k+
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Framework/lib of the year?
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72%
React π΅
6%
Vue.js π²
7%
Angular πΈ
2%
Svelte π
8%
Next.js
0%
Qwik
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Astro
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Solid.js
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Backbone.js
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Runtime/Framework/lib of the year?
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64%
Express.js π€
18%
NestJS π¦
3%
Deno π»
0%
Koa.js
2%
Fastify
1%
Hapi.js
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Lodash π
2%
1%
Sequelize
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A look back at Node's 2024
2024 has been a solid year for Node, with the release of Node.js v22 back in April (now in LTS) and v23 in October. Node also got a new mascot this year (above), Express 5.0 arrived, Node has dabbled with type stripping to better support TypeScript, and a native SQLite module has been under active development. Fingers crossed for an interesting 2025!
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