📘 Node.js Notes for Professionals

✍️ Author: Stack Overflow Community

🗓 Year: 2018

📄 Pages: 334

#Nodejs #backend #Javascript #handbook

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I Thought Docker Would Restart Unhealthy Containers. I Was Missing One Tool. - Virtualization Howto https://share.google/KmAwtAiiPZJEzBoLm

What I saw today on my way…
Life is short.
Time is fast.
No replay.
No rewind.
So enjoy every moment. 😉
Sorry for the camera quality— as you know, the road makes your phone shake🙈🤗

#VibeCoding #MVP

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If you're a backend developer, you need to check out AppSignal. It's basically everything you need for monitoring your app, error tracking, performance, logs, uptime, host monitoring, all sitting in one place. No jumping between Datadog, Sentry, and three other tools just to track down one bug.........I've been using it a lot lately and honestly it changed how I debug. When something breaks, you go from the error straight to the trace, straight to the log, straight to the exact deploy that caused it. No SSH, no grepping, no headache. It just makes sense.
What I also love is how simple the setup is. You install it in like 2 minutes and your dashboards are already ready from the first deploy. It supports pretty much everything too. Ruby, Python, Node.js, Elixir, Go, PHP, Rust, Java... and it even integrates with Claude and Cursor via MCP so your AI assistant can pull real production errors and help you fix them.
Just enough monitoring. All in one place. None of the mess.

🔗 https://www.appsignal.com


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🏆 Drop your predictions, guys! 👀

Who do you think is going to win?

The first person to correctly predict both:

• The final score
• The name of the last goalscorer

will get their first Upwork job from me ($5 + a 5⭐ review) for free

⏰ Entries close at 4:00. Good luck!

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50 min left guys
Don't miss this chance 👀

I don't think any Dev in history has hated QA as much as I do right now....I submitted my masterpiece, and my last brain cell into that build.......and this QA savant still sniffed out a bug. At this point, I'm not even mad. I'm impressed. Passing QA feels crazy fr....... How do they do that?!😭

NVIDIA is buying Hugging Face - the largest open-source AI platform for $12.9B. This is one of the biggest acquisitions in NVIDIA’s history:

Hugging Face is a hub for open-source AI, where developers share, download and run AI models. It was founded in 2016 and has become the main home for open models.

Buying it gives NVIDIA a strong position in open-source AI.

Here's the logic behind the deal:

NVIDIA's biggest customers, including OpenAI, Google, Amazon and Anthropic, are all building their own AI chips to cut their dependence on NVIDIA.

Open-source works against that. Instead of relying on closed labs, companies can build and run their own models, and most of them run on NVIDIA hardware. Owning Hugging Face keeps more of that work on NVIDIA chips.

There's also a cloud angle. Hugging Face already lets customers rent compute to run models. NVIDIA can use that to grow its AI cloud business.

Hugging Face by the numbers:
=> $12.9B acquisition price
=> $150M annual revenue, up from $100M two months earlier
=>  $4.5B valuation in its last raise, back in 2023
=>$7B valuation in NVIDIA's investment offer last year

That's nearly 3x its 2023 valuation, and about 86x its revenue.

NVIDIA already invested in Hugging Face in 2023. Last year it offered $500M for a bigger stake, but Hugging Face rejected it over independence concerns. Now it's selling the whole company.

So why say yes now? For Hugging Face, the deal means more funding, compute and infrastructure to scale and compete with bigger labs. NVIDIA gets strategic control and developer reach. 

W NVIDIA 🙌


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Happy new year fam❤️
Wishing you and your family a year filled with happiness, good health, success, and many beautiful moments….

I read this twice a week.

Title sounds like scrollbait, but it's legitimately one of the best things you will ever read