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A New Chapter for Express.js

2024 saw the still-extremely-popular Express project awaken from a slumber, of sorts, with work being made to update things to modern standards, a security audit, and the release of Express v5. Here, the team explains what’s been going on behind the scenes to get Express back on the tracks, as well as a “bold vision for 2025.” - https://expressjs.com/2025/01/09/rewind-2024-triumphs-and-2025-vision.html

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Node’s New Built-in Support for TypeScript Explained

Node.js v23.6.0 makes Node’s new type-stripping features work by default. Dr. Axel digs into how it works and what the limitations are. A handy primer. - https://2ality.com/2025/01/nodejs-strip-type.html

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How we tackled our major front-end migration to Nuxt 3

At funda, migrating from Nuxt 2 to Nuxt 3 was a major project last year.
A frontend engineer talks about some challenges of this migration. - https://blog.funda.nl/migrating-our-frontend-to-nuxt-3/

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Building Recursive components in Vue

Jakub explains how he built a Vue component that would be able to display a nested node tree.
The exact nesting number is unknown, so it had to work recursively. - https://dev.to/jacobandrewsky/building-recursive-components-in-vue-46cc

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Unpic 1.0: A Toolkit for Displaying Images on the Web

A family of components and libraries for working with images on the Web, whether it’s through components for many different frameworks or working with images hosted on many different providers and CDNs. - https://unpic.pics/blog/unpic-1/

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