Issue 350 - The difference between CommonJS and ES modules with Node (18)

GOMP (Git COMPare): A Tool for Comparing Branches — Used by its creators “as both a daily tool for handling commits and merges and as a powerful way to visualize complex histories while preparing releases.” Written in Python but you may find this useful nonetheless.

Liquid: Node Port of the Liquid Template Engine — A port of the Ruby Liquid templating library. Liquid is used heavily by Shopify as well as other systems that provide customizable templating facilities to end users.

c8: Output Coverage Reports using Node's Built in Coverage — Code-coverage using Node.js’ built in functionality that’s compatible with Istanbul’s reporters.

Node Modules at 'War': Why CommonJS and ES Modules Can’t Get Along — As a Node developer you’ll certainly be familiar with CommonJS, the module format system Node uses. ES Modules, however, are an official, standardized way to bring modules to JavaScript and Node has varying (and experimental) support for them. What’s the difference? Why does it matter? And how can you deal with...

Top-Level await Being Unflagged — Node 14.8 isn’t out yet (it should be very soon) but it’s big news that top-level await support will be enabled without needing to set the --harmony-top-level-await flag (only within module/.mjs files, however). Example.

How To Launch Child Processes from Node — A thorough tutorial that covers a variety of ways for launching and working with external processes from your own Node programs.

Let's Debug a Node Application — A brief, high level look at some ways to step beyond the console.log approach, by using Node Inspect, ndb, llnode, or other modules.

Dynamoose: A Modeling Tool for Amazon's DynamoDB — As Mongoose is to MongoDB, Dynamoose hopes to be to Amazon’s DynamoDB.

Rando.js 2.0: A Helper for Making Randomness Easier — The rando function lets you get random integers in a range, floats in a range, pick between multiple items, return a random element from an array, and more. There’s also randosequence for a more shuffle-like experience.

WordSafety: Check a Name for Unwanted Meanings in Other Languages — A neat idea. Rather than name your next project something that offends half of a continent, run it through this to pick up any glaring issues.

fdir: A High Performance Directory Crawler Library — Claims to be “the fastest” (there are benchmarks) and has just two functions for crawling a file system either synchronously and asynchronously.

Track Node.js Performance Metrics with In-Depth App Monitoring — Visualize and analyze Node.js performance with Datadog’s drag-and-drop interactive dashboards and the Service Map. With the real-time performance data from you Node apps, you can fix bottlenecks fast. Try it free.

The Easiest Way to Run Redis — Better monitoring, seamless scaling, durable and portable Redis hosting supporting all the latest features.

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