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blog.makerx.com.au
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| | | | | Node.js now supports running TypeScript directly by stripping types at runtime, eliminating the need for a build step. TypeScript 5.8 introduces the erasableSyntaxOnly flag to ensure compatibility. This may streamline workflows and speed up development, although there are limitations to be aware of. | |
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akashsingh.blog
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| | | | | I started a new project with Next.js and wanted to get eslint and prettier to work with it, but the overall process turned out to be harder than I anticipated. So I decided to document the steps that I followed to help out the next person facing the ... | |
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gils-blog.tayar.org
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| | | | | ESM is ready for use in Node.js. This guide shows you how, and how to avoid all the small gotchas. The guide covers the basics, but also discusses how to write packages that can be dual-mode (ESM and CJS), how to configure ESLint, Mocha, and Testdouble, and how to use TypeScript with ESM. | |
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theankurtyagi.com
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| | | Learn how to build a responsive and secure blog using Next.js and Firebase, with practical tips for both beginners and experienced developers. | ||
