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Week of May 5, 2025 | News | Ep 17
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News for the week of May 5, 2025: Node 24 officially brings TS support to the masses, Parcel adds RSC support, and a TC39 proposal gets replaced.
Chapters
- (00:00) - Introduction
- (04:07) - News: Node 24 Release Highlights
- (08:09) - News: What's New in TSGo?
- (09:05) - News: TC39 Records and Tuples Proposal Has Been Withdrawn
- (11:45) - News: Parcel Bundler Introduces Support for RSC
- (13:15) - Community Highlight: Why Was Node 24 Delayed?
- (15:52) - Community Highlight: Type-safe Theming in Tailwind CSS
- (16:52) - Community Highlight: TypeScript Gotchas via Reddit
- (20:48) - Community Highlight: Trick for Error Handling in TypeScript
- (22:46) - Cool Stuff: V8 Compile Hints
- (25:40) - Cool Stuff: Bare, a Minimal JavaScript Runtime
- (26:16) - Cool Stuff: AwesomeDev's Node 24 Rundown
- (26:27) - Cool Stuff: Build System in C for C
- (27:01) - Cool Stuff: Typecraft's Vim Challenges
Links
- Event: IGDATC Game.wav
- Article: An introduction to Node.js 24 from Red Hat
- Video: Awesome on Node.js 24
- Repo: Records and Tuples Proposal replaced with tc39/proposal-composites
- Video: Arrays, objects... now ‘composites’?
- Docs: Parcel 2.14 introduces React Server Components
- Bluesky: Interesting thread on why Node 24 was delayed
- Article: Type-Safe Theming in Tailwind CSS Using CSS Variables and TypeScript
- Redditors share TypeScript Gotchas
- Article: Giving V8 a Heads-Up: Faster JavaScript Startup with Explicit Compile Hints
- Video: Jason Yu shares his way of doing try..catch in TS
- Video: Build System For C in C
- Learn: Typecraft's Vim Challenges
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Music
Seahorse Dreams by Kubbi (Spotify)
Creators & Guests
- Erik Onarheim - Host
- Kamran Ayub - Host
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