Gulp Developer Survey; esbuild v0.21.0; ESLint compatibility utilities; Nx 19.0; Bun v1.1.8; shell

Introducing the Gulp Developer Survey

medium.com

“Gulp has come a long way since its humble beginnings a decade ago. In that time, gulp has remained dedicated to simplicity despite the competition for ‘one tool to build them all.’ The gulp team has a clear mission, and they want to do it well. The v5 release ushers in a new phase of gulp development, and to that end, they’ve decided to work with me to seek feedback from the gulp community.”

esbuild v0.21.0: support for ECMAScript decorators and more

github.com @evanw@hachyderm.io

Highlight of this version: esbuild now supports the latest version of the ECMAScript decorators proposal. You still have the option to switch to the older “TypeScript experimental decorators” via a setting in tsconfig.json.

ESLint compatibility utilities let you use older plugins with ESLint v9

eslint.org @nzakas@fosstodon.org @eslint@fosstodon.org

“The release of ESLint v9.0.0 brought with it the rollout of the new configuration system, but also a series of changes to the rules API. These changes are necessary in order to prepare ESLint for implementing language plugins, which will give ESLint the ability to natively lint languages other than JavaScript. As a result, plugin authors needed to update their rules to work with v9.0.0, and unfortunately, that means some of the plugins you rely on may not have been updated yet. That’s why we’re releasing the compatibility utilities.”

Nx 19.0 release

nx.dev github.com/ZackDeRose github.com/nrwl

Highlights:
  • First-party plugin for Gradle
  • Nx Atomizer enhancements
  • Icons for associated technologies on tasks in the project detail web view
  • Generators to convert to Project Crystal
  • Breaking change – updating bundled environment variables: NX_ to NX_PUBLIC_

Bun v1.1.8

bun.sh github.com/Electroid github.com/oven-sh

Highlights:
  • Support for process.on("uncaughtException") and process.on("unhandledRejection")
  • Brotli support for node:zlib
  • Support for [Symbol.dispose] in Bun APIs

Execa 9: write shell scripts in a JavaScript style

medium.com @ehmicky@fosstodon.org @sindresorhus@mastodon.social

“Execa runs commands in your script, application or library. Unlike zx and Bun shell, Execa distances itself from shells and the old days of Bash scripts. Instead, it embraces a modern, purely JavaScript approach, optimized for programmatic usage. This makes executing commands simple, secure, cross-platform and easy to debug.”

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Why patching globals is harmful

kettanaito.com github.com/kettanaito

knip: find unused files, dependencies and exports in your JavaScript and TypeScript projects

github.com @webpro@fosstodon.org

Awesome Regex: opinionated list of regular expression tools, tutorials, libraries, and other resources

github.com github.com/slevithan

What the Chrome and Firefox profilers teach us about JavaScript garbage collection

medium.com github.com/lilychencodes

Node.js and its many, many new features with Matteo Collina [89-min. video]

www.youtube.com @mcollina@fosstodon.org @jlengstorf@hachyderm.io

“When was the last time you looked at what Node.js is capable of? If you’re like me, it’s been a while — and a LOT has changed. TSC member Matteo Collina will show us what’s new and how we can modernize our projects.”

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