Best of Node.js — November 2022

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    React Soft Dashboard - FullStack & Live Deploy

    React Soft Dashboard is a modern design crafted and released for free by Creative-Tim. The product is built with over 70 frontend elements, like buttons, inputs, navbars, cards, or alerts. The UI now uses the latest version provided by and also supports Drag & Drop deployment using the LIVE Deployer Service.

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    Movies app in 7 frameworks - which is fastest and why?

    A performance comparison of the same "movies" app built with 7 different frontend frameworks: Next.js, Angular, Nuxt, Lit, Astro, SvelteKit, and Qwik.

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    Build a Visual Serverless REST API with MongoDB and NodeJS

    We’ll build a visual Serverless RESTful API using MongoDB and NodeJS. We will create endpoints for creating data, reading data, updating data, and deleting data. To set up a HTTP trigger simply look through the embedded library functions that Lolo provides you with.

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    Announcing 3.0 • Nuxt

    Nuxt 3.0 is a modern rewrite of the Nuxt framework based on Vite, Vue3, and Nitro with first-class Typescript support. The core browser set targets Chrome, Firefox, and Edge on a monthly basis and Safari on a yearly basis.

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    The Full Guide to Web Scraping & Automation with JavaScript and NodeJS

    Node has created an enormous ecosystem and use cases ranging from data science, game development, AI and of course, web automation. The Full Guide to Web Scraping & Automation with JavaScript and NodeJS is a guide for anyone who wants to start web automation in 2022 using this incredible JavaScript platform.

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    ES modules: A cartoon deep-dive

    With the release of Firefox 60 in May (currently in beta), all major browsers will support ES modules. The Node modules working group is currently working on adding ES module support to Node.js. Many JavaScript developers know that ES modules have been controversial, but few actually understand how they work.

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