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#nodetips If you are using async/await and the `fs` module, you don't need to "promisify" the functions yourself. Just use `fs.promises` ๐
#nodetips Did you know you can use `switch(true)` for more expressive (and concise) switch statements in #nodejs and #JavaScript? ๐
#nodetips If you run `npm audit` in your CI you can test only production dependencies with: > `NODE_ENV=production npm audit` (Quite useful right now that there's an open security issue with an #ESLint dependency)
#nodetips With #nodejs streams, make sure to use .setEncoding('utf8') if you know that your source data is encode in UTF8. Node.js readable streams will make sure that every chunk is a valid UTF8 substring of the original content. No multibyte char will be split across chunks! ๐
#nodetips If you need to generate a once-off Transform stream, you don't necessarily need to write a class. In fact, you can use the "Simplified Construction" technique: nodejs.org/api/stream.htmโฆ Built-in replacement for the `through` module which works with other types of stream
Nice, didn't know that was possible. You can also use a ternary, which in my opinion makes it even more clear: #javascript #nodetips
Many can do good marketing but only a few can do Great #Marketing . The best of them all choose both ๐.#NodeTips #Strategy #PublicRelations
Node.js is great for high-performance, scalable apps. Keep this in mind when architecting. Add robust error handling and logging to enable easy debugging #nodetips #programming
Want to reduce memory usage on DolphinDB nodes? ๐ ๏ธ Check memory stats with getSessionMemoryStat, then use objs to find unreleased variables. Simple steps for better memory management! #DolphinDB #MemoryOptimization #NodeTips
"Creating a Node.js application? Use npm scripts to keep code concise and efficient. #nodetips #nodejs #programming"
Need help optimizing your Node.js code? Use @NodeSource's #NodeTips to quick-start your performance gains, including caching and async programming! #nodejs
Use worker_threads to run CPU-intensive tasks off the main event loop, keeping your app responsive. Keep your Node.js apps fast & scalable! โก #JavaScript #BackendDev #NodeTips #Performance
New to Node.js? Check out #NodeTips. From debugging to optimization, tips for both beginners and pros. #nodejs #programming #webdev
Node.js developers: Focus on APIs! Identify where requests are made & create middleware functions to abstract common logic. #NodeTips #JavaScript #APIs
Want to get started on Node.js? Keep things organized when coding! Use ES6 modules and import/export patterns to make writing reusable modules easier. #NodeTips #ProgrammingTips #NodeJS
Loved the last #nodejs tip @nodesource nodesource.com/blog/eleven-npโฆ #nodetips #node #javascript #npm #tip
. Gradient rewards smart node runners ๐ธโRun clean, stay live, earn more. Get Started ๐๐ app.gradient.network/signup?code=CKโฆ #DePIN #GradientNetwork #NodeTips
ESLint is your friend - even if you don't use a linter in your projects, using a default ESLint config is a good first step. #nodetips
if you are getting an error using npm update -g, try sudo npm update -g #nodetips
Want to reduce memory usage on DolphinDB nodes? ๐ ๏ธ Check memory stats with getSessionMemoryStat, then use objs to find unreleased variables. Simple steps for better memory management! #DolphinDB #MemoryOptimization #NodeTips
Use worker_threads to run CPU-intensive tasks off the main event loop, keeping your app responsive. Keep your Node.js apps fast & scalable! โก #JavaScript #BackendDev #NodeTips #Performance
Node.js: require() imports modules in CommonJS. Use import for ES Modules. #NodeTips #JavaScript
Did you know? You can use pm2 to auto-restart Node apps after crashes or updates. Uptime made simple. #NodeTips #ACTAInsights
๐จ Core user tip: If your phone restarts randomly, disable battery optimizations + keep it on a stable power source. It works wonders. #AcurastCore #NodeTips
. Gradient rewards smart node runners ๐ธโRun clean, stay live, earn more. Get Started ๐๐ app.gradient.network/signup?code=CKโฆ #DePIN #GradientNetwork #NodeTips
๐ฅ Nodemon to the Rescue! Ever got tired of restarting your server after every change? ๐ค Nodemon watches your files and restarts the server for you. ๐ Just run: npx nodemon index.js Small tool, huge productivity boost. ๐ #DevTools #NodeTips
"Running validator nodes isn't just about earning #crypto - it's about optimal setup and maintenance.๐ง When in doubt, always overprovision your bandwidth. Better be safe than synced late! ๐ #blockchain #nodetips"
๐ฅ #Nodejs Tip: Use the `--inspect` flag to activate the debugger and connect with Chrome DevTools for an interactive debugging experience. Simply run `node --inspect yourfile.js` and open `chrome://inspect` in Google Chrome. Happy debugging! #NodeTips #Dev
๐ Node Downtime Downtime negatively impacts your reputation. Keep your node active with a stable internet connection to avoid this. Remember, consistency is key! #NodeTips #StorXNetwork
๐ Running a node in Conflux? Ensure you have a stable internet connection and sufficient storage for optimal performance. ๐ ๏ธ #NodeTips #Conflux
1Double check the $STRONG coin address โฆAlways double check adresses after getting it from coinmarketcap.com, coingecko.com or from the footer of strongblock.com. โฆNever send your tokens directly to a token contract address. #nodeTips #nodeArmy
Todayโs #SBSupportTip: Make sure to be thoughtful and to go slowly when making transactions to avoid anything happening to your info or wallet. #NodeArmy, we have new info up on the strongblock.com regarding node making and keeping your wallet safe!
#nodetips If you run `npm audit` in your CI you can test only production dependencies with: > `NODE_ENV=production npm audit` (Quite useful right now that there's an open security issue with an #ESLint dependency)
Nice, didn't know that was possible. You can also use a ternary, which in my opinion makes it even more clear: #javascript #nodetips
#nodetips Did you know you can use `switch(true)` for more expressive (and concise) switch statements in #nodejs and #JavaScript? ๐
#nodetips If you need to generate a once-off Transform stream, you don't necessarily need to write a class. In fact, you can use the "Simplified Construction" technique: nodejs.org/api/stream.htmโฆ Built-in replacement for the `through` module which works with other types of stream
#nodetips If you are using async/await and the `fs` module, you don't need to "promisify" the functions yourself. Just use `fs.promises` ๐
#nodetips With #nodejs streams, make sure to use .setEncoding('utf8') if you know that your source data is encode in UTF8. Node.js readable streams will make sure that every chunk is a valid UTF8 substring of the original content. No multibyte char will be split across chunks! ๐
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if you are getting an error using npm update -g, try sudo npm update -g #nodetips
#nodetips If you are using async/await and the `fs` module, you don't need to "promisify" the functions yourself. Just use `fs.promises` ๐
#nodetips Did you know you can use `switch(true)` for more expressive (and concise) switch statements in #nodejs and #JavaScript? ๐
#nodetips If you run `npm audit` in your CI you can test only production dependencies with: > `NODE_ENV=production npm audit` (Quite useful right now that there's an open security issue with an #ESLint dependency)
Nice, didn't know that was possible. You can also use a ternary, which in my opinion makes it even more clear: #javascript #nodetips
#nodetips If you need to generate a once-off Transform stream, you don't necessarily need to write a class. In fact, you can use the "Simplified Construction" technique: nodejs.org/api/stream.htmโฆ Built-in replacement for the `through` module which works with other types of stream
#nodetips With #nodejs streams, make sure to use .setEncoding('utf8') if you know that your source data is encode in UTF8. Node.js readable streams will make sure that every chunk is a valid UTF8 substring of the original content. No multibyte char will be split across chunks! ๐
Many can do good marketing but only a few can do Great #Marketing . The best of them all choose both ๐.#NodeTips #Strategy #PublicRelations
Node.js is great for high-performance, scalable apps. Keep this in mind when architecting. Add robust error handling and logging to enable easy debugging #nodetips #programming
Need help optimizing your Node.js code? Use @NodeSource's #NodeTips to quick-start your performance gains, including caching and async programming! #nodejs
"Creating a Node.js application? Use npm scripts to keep code concise and efficient. #nodetips #nodejs #programming"
New to Node.js? Check out #NodeTips. From debugging to optimization, tips for both beginners and pros. #nodejs #programming #webdev
Node.js developers: Focus on APIs! Identify where requests are made & create middleware functions to abstract common logic. #NodeTips #JavaScript #APIs
Use worker_threads to run CPU-intensive tasks off the main event loop, keeping your app responsive. Keep your Node.js apps fast & scalable! โก #JavaScript #BackendDev #NodeTips #Performance
Want to get started on Node.js? Keep things organized when coding! Use ES6 modules and import/export patterns to make writing reusable modules easier. #NodeTips #ProgrammingTips #NodeJS
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