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Type stripping is now stable.
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Node.js v25.2.0 Current is out š
Notable changes + updates here:
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Marco Ippolito
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Marco Ippolito
@satanacchio
Joined January 2014
- Node.js v23.6.0 is out! š„³š This release enables the flag --experimental-strip-types by default. Node.js will execute TypeScript files without additional configuration! ā ļø This feature is experimental, has limitations and is subject to change.
- WE DID IT š¤©š¤© The first step towards TypeScript support in Node.js landed. It's only the first iteration, and it's not supporting many of the features we want. This is just the beginning š¤
- Node.js v20.19.0 is out š¤© This is a special minor release āØ Although v20 is in maintenance mode, meaning only patch are expected, an exception was made to backport require(esm) due to its importance and impact on the ecosystem. Full changelog š
- I wrote this article to explain the technical details behind Node.js Type Stripping š satanacchio.hashnode.dev/everything-youā¦
- Node.js v21.7.0 is out š This release includes several new features: - Introducing util.styleText() - New APIs to handle environment variables - Asset Embedding with Single Executable Apps - New crypto.hash() API and more! Check it out
- @nodejs version 20.13.0 LTS is out š„³ Some highlights includes: - watch as stable feature - support array of formats in util.styleText - improvements to base64 and base64url performance You can find the full changelog here:
- Node.js v20.17.0 (LTS) is out š Some notable changes include: - module: support require()ing synchronous ESM graphs - path: addĀ matchesGlobĀ method - stream: expose DuplexPair API Link to the full release notes š
- Here there is everything you need to know about TypeScript support in Node.js. Thanks @mattpocockuk šš»
- Node 23.2.0 promotes typescript support from early development to active development
