Node.js Security Progress Report: Redefining Security Processes and Key Initiatives | OpenJS Foundation
Node.jsNode.js Security Progress Report: Redefining Security Processes and Key Initiatives Posted On: June 17, 2024Read about the accomplishments for Node.js security for May! Security for Node.js has continued to be a top priority for the OpenJS Foundation and the team has been progressing on the ease and function of security processes. Updates this month:Fixed and triaged 34 reportsTwo security
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WebAssembly’s JavaScript Promise Integration (JSPI) API has a new API, available in Chrome release M126. We talk about what has changed, how to use it with Emscripten, and what is the roadmap for JSPI. JSPI is an API that allows WebAssembly applications that use sequential APIs to access Web APIs that are asynchronous. Many Web APIs are crafted in terms of JavaScript Promise objects: instead of im
Mastering Node.js Performance Hooks
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Type-safe module mocking in Storybook
Consistency is crucial to develop and test UI in isolation. Ideally, your Storybook stories should always render the same UI no matter who’s viewing them when, and whether or not the backend is working. The same input to your story should always result in identical output. This is trivial when the only input to your UI is the props passed to your components. If your component depends on data from
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The system that we use internally to build the code behind our browser extension was put together over half a decade ago. While we were able to iteratively grow it over time to meet our needs, it became slower and slower in the process. Let’s give it a much-needed upgrade! I joined 1Password as an intern back in early 2020. That’s a date with … some interesting memories! One of them is my recollec
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I recently wrote a post about the CSS masonry proposal on the Chrome for Developers blog. I was keen not to muddy the waters with anything that wasn’t the main point of that post—which was to explain why the Chrome team felt that masonry should be specified outside of grid. Since then, a couple of people have mentioned the content reordering issue that masonry presents, notably Andy Bell in his po
Live types in a TypeScript monorepo
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Introducing the ESLint Configuration Migrator - ESLint - Pluggable JavaScript Linter
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Rethinking Text Resizing on Web
Airbnb has made significant strides in improving web accessibility for Hosts and guests who require larger text sizes. This post takes an in-depth look at: The problems encountered on mobile web when relying solely on browser zoom.The challenges of introducing changes that would impact the workflow of all frontend engineers.The benefits seen since launching these accessibility improvements.by: Ste
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