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Some time ago I was asked a very simple question about Fastify: who can publish it?

A few days ago I reviewed a Fastify pull request that added a new route option, requestLogLevel.

React 18+ introduced renderToPipeableStream, a powerful API for streaming server-rendered HTML to the browser.

Did you see the "Verified" badge on some GitHub commits and wonder how to get it for your own commits?

Marcus gets a "quick fix" request from his product manager.

The hardest part of my job is thinking like a malicious user... or like an AI in its early stages of writing HTTP servers!

I was looking at the Fastify plugin list and found myself asking, "What is this @fastify/request-context plugin?"

Dear Backend.cafe readers, I have something special for you!

We are excited to announce that the Node.js Cookbook, 5th Edition is set to be released on November 15th, 2024!

In April 2021, I tweeted about a quick experiment where I streamed a large GoPro video using Fastify.

This article is a continuation of Real-time data Replication in Postgres and Node.js.

In today's fast-paced digital landscape, businesses rely heavily on data to drive decision-making processes.

In today's digital landscape, chatbots have become a ubiquitous part of our online interactions.

Fastify v4.23.0 has just been released, featuring a brand-new onListen Application hook.

In recent years, we have been surrounded by cool, interactive data visualizations.

Are you a mid/expert back-end engineer looking to build highly scalable and maintainable API servers?

If you are an hapi developer, you may know the joi library.

As a backend developer, logging is essential to monitoring and debugging applications.

Me (Manuel Spigolon), Maksim Sinik and Matteo Collina are thrilled to share some exciting news with the Fastify community!

Every time I have to deal with emojis in Node.js, I have to google the same things over and over again.