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This is awesome Matteo, looking forward to giving V5 a spin! great work :)

It's fine that YOU have decided there should be a way people can reproduce a repo, but you can't mandate others to do so. Hence you adding ALL the files, regardless of their usefulness to 99% of the world, when you clearly plan to never delete the repo in a mute point.

Thank you Matteo and collaborators. For any devs new to the Fastify ecosystem as I was 2 weeks ago, it may take a couple days to get your head around needing to add a plugin to do anything (/multipart for any file upload, for example), but once you get into the swing of that mindset, just leave npm website open and search, and there is of course a plugin for most everything. Code size stays lean! Forward with Fastify5!

Will update immediately! Long live fastify!

well how to fix fastify-plugin: @fastify/sensible - expected '4.x' fastify version, '5.0.0' is installed

It never is ok i already had some libs failing :D

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I'm confused whether he's on cocaine, weed, or drunk.

Thank you and the Fastify team so much for the excellent software that you make!

Fastify!

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Might want to add a cut from 3:18 to 3:25. Seems like that slipped through!

When coding I believe the best practice is: anytime a function is marked as deprecated then act immediately recoding it in the new way. Deprecated should not be seen as "use it until the code won't be working anymore", but "it's just a favor that it's still working"

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How do you learn English? Can you give some advice on this?

Thank you Matteo, your kindness and willingness to share expert knowledge is so welcome! Had you thought perhaps to put a link to this vid on your fastify npm page? New and existing @fastify users are sure to benefit from watching.

Beautiful! <3

The more I follow you, the more I think Linus is to Linux what Matteo is to Node. Wonderful job (congratulations to everybody)! Proud user of Fastify

wow

Hey Matteo! Pino is great but How can I send logs to cludwatch using transport? is there any libraray available?

So the event emitter is designed for async purpose, not async usage?

when try to find just "how to run" but yet, another dude with another js package

I prefer the composer (php package manager) approach to letting you as a consumer decide if you want the tests and the docs by passing through a flag. Let's the downloads be fast but if you as a consumer want the whole thing, you can go ahead with it.

you rock dude

This project looks amazing, but I am stuck at the getting started part because there is no TypeScript getting started formula. I cannot figure out if I have to use tsc or when to use tsc to use fastify/vite.

Just discovered this channel and it's amazing! Thank you.

Thanks Matteo

Hey Matteo, loved your streams nodejs video. Curious to know how you got into contributing to node and just creating your own thing essentially?

I wanna know, if in the feature, Typescript would be supported by Node Js ?

Most important stuff in this video: you take paper note, I'm on your team :)

is the WebSocket stable?

hi is there a way to contact you.

What tool did you use for such a nice flamegraph ?

Hi wonderful video! I was just wondering if I use typebox typeproovider, will typebox be used for schema validation and serializarion too? From what I understand from docs is that fastify uses ajv under the hood for schema validation and that it is very fast, is typebox similar in performance if it's used rather than ajv?

Am I the only one who noticed this weird drop in downloads at the end of the chart? How could this happen

Great video! Thanks for making Node.js more approachable for developer

Thanks for the video

It's not about execution speed. I think making JavaScript simpler and more consistent is super important for its ecosystem, there are just way too many tools, linters, build systems, package managers, different ways to import modules, type stuff, and low quality npm packages out there-it's a lot to handle! While other platforms are also tackling this issue, I gotta say, Node is doing a pretty good job of supporting the growth of the ecosystem.

Your sound is a bit low.. or is it just me?

thank you!

great talk Matheo, tks a lot

I like the glasses, make it a regular thing ;p

I used Nodejs and Bun on the same code, and I was able to get 761k requests in Nodejs and whereas in bun 1.8 Million requests in the same duration. The workload was login, where we provide email and password in json to the server, search user in postgres, store the session in redis and return session in the cookie. Why would I use Nodejs when I can use the same code to get better results in other JS runtime?

Great new module!

19:30 Let's pooop! :DDDD

You should try to use SWC with ts-node ;P

Thanks for sharing. Luckily I'm programming since 8 years old. So 27 years of programming experience ;P

Does this only work with promise.all? How about if I send same request out of promise.all? will that also return from cache ?

Splitting the runtime from the package manager is a good idea. Because these are two different things. Also when there is a critical bug in npm, they now need to create a new nodejs release, splitting these two things solves all that. I do like the UNIX philosophy: Write programs that do one thing and do it well. This also includes how to ship the program.