Tierney Cyren

A number of times now, I've shared links with personal software engineering friends who I'm trying to convince to explore the AT Protocol.

Last night, I was looking at Lobste.rs and saw that the top post was a blog post from LGUG2Z about MDM detection, using Rust.

Now that we've both gone over how to make Node.js implicitly and explicitly parse your code as ESM, we can get into some of the more meaty and interesting bits of ESM in Node.js.

Continuing the Node.js ESM content, I'd like to talk about the comparitively straightforward alternative to using .mjs to get your Node.js applications to run as ECMAScript Modules (ESM) rather than CommonJS: including "type": "module" in your package.jso…

A while ago, Node.js introduced support for ECMAScript Modules (ESM).

Having been a part of the Node.js project since the io.js 1.0 announcement, one of the things I've grown extremely familiar with is how untouched Markdown documents that are supposed to provide a foundation can rot over time.

With the recent release of npm@7, we've gotten a few neat new features in npm.

Today, npm has shipped automation tokens 🎉 Previously, if you wanted to automatically publish an npm module from CI/CD you had a choice - have 2FA turned off and allow publishing via a token or have 2FA turned on and build a custom tool to allow you to in…

Recently, I've been working a lot more with GitHub Actions - both writing actions and creating CI pipelines for projects.

We're currently approaching GitHub Actions v2 shipping publicly for everyone to use.

This week, we saw the release of Node.js v12, the next Node.js release line that will become LTS.

On Friday, I was working on a workshop-ified version of Step by Step Express for Flawless Hacks in Brooklyn.

A few weeks ago I had the opportunity to attend TC39, the ECMA technical committee that defines the ECMAScript specification, for the first time.