Rust compiler, which promises 3X faster refresh and about 5X faster builds.Some of the major highlights from this new version include: Next.js 12Įbenezer: Next.js 12, the biggest ever release from the Next.js team, was announced on October 26, at the Next.js Conf. Is anybody worried about browser monoculture, from a single vendor? Let us know in the comments. Here is a hot take: Chrome is becoming a near-monopoly. It is nice to see our industry recognize our part in global climate change. I keep seeing this pop up, for example, the core Python team mentioned it, too. One of the points mentioned in the blog post was global savings in energy. They want Chrome to adapt much faster to new web APIs. When RenderingNG was originally written, these two weren’t so much of a thing, but now they are prevalent and the team wants performance to take advantage of it. They claim to have rewritten THE WHOLE STACK of something that has to be one of the most complex pieces of software on the planet.
This is the culmination of 8 years of effort towards “a next-generation rendering architecture that greatly outperforms what came before”. In October, the Google Chromium team announced RenderingNG. Paul Everitt: I am…“all about that web, ‘bout that web”. To start using Node.js 17, you can find it on the official Node.js download page, or use the Node.js version manager, NVM, by running the command nvm install 17 on your terminal. Some of the major highlights from this new release include additional promisified APIs, stack traces with Node.js version, OpenSSL 3.0 support, and the V8 JavaScript Engine was updated to 9.5. You can expect new releases of Node.js 17 approximately every two weeks. As mentioned in a blog post from Bethany Griggs, Node.js 17 is replacing Node.js 16 as the ‘current’ release line, with Node.js 16 being promoted to long-term support next week. Node.js 17Įbenezer Don: On October 19, Node.js announced a major version 17 release. It also contains links to additional information. We’ve added it here for those who prefer to read rather than watch. In this episode, we’ll cover Node.js and Next.js updates, news from the Google Chromium team, and more!īelow you’ll find the transcript of the video. This is JS Roundup, our monthly series where we gather together the most interesting news from the world of JavaScript.
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