nodejs weekly 239

An Initial Implementation of Threading Support via Workers — “This PR adds threading support for to Node.js. I realize that this is not exactly a small PR and is going to take a while to review…” Be sure to check out the example usage.

npm 6.1 (next.0) Released — The npm feature bumps keep coming thick and fast lately. This time the big new feature is npm audit fix which uses the results from 6.0’s new npm audit feature to upgrade insecure dependencies for you in a semver-compatible way.

eBook: How to Refactor a Monolithic Codebase Over Time 

Learn how to refactor your monolith, the main questions you should ask yourself when refactoring a monolith, and the key principles to cleaning up a complex codebase.

Node v10.2 (Current) Released —

• Built-in modules (e.g. fs) now provide named exports in ES6 modules.
• Fixed a memory leak for users of `AsyncResource `and N-API.
• Plus all the usual tweaks and bug-fixes.

Use MongoDB? Here's This Week's MongoDB News — Yes, we have a weekly MongoDB newsletter too :-) The biggest news this week is the first release candidate of MongoDB 4.0 is out which introduces multi-document ACID transaction support.

Build a Basic CRUD App with Vue.js and Node — Learn to scaffold a Vue project, offload authentication to Okta, lock down protected routes, and perform CRUD operations through a REST API server.