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NodeConf EU 2022 30 second wrap-up

October 17, 2022
Lucas Holmquist Michael Dawson Bethany Griggs
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    Red Hat was recently at NodeConf EU, which was held on October 3rd-5th.  This is one of the key Node.js events in Europe and for the first time since 2019, was held in-person at the lovely Lyrath Estate in Kilkenny, Ireland.

    Over the 3 days, we heard from a variety of speakers with talks discussing some new features coming to Node.js, as well as using Open Source responsibly in the enterprise.

    Attendees also had a choice of some great workshops.

    Standout moments

    While all the talks were great, Michael would like to highlight the "Typed JavaScript? For real? The “type annotations" proposal and what it’s all about” talk. Whether you love them or hate types for your own development, it’s important to support developers using them.  

    He also enjoyed "Responsible use of Node.js & OpenSource software utilizing Best Practices at an Enterprise Level", it would be great to have more companies sharing their approaches and experiences like that.

    Beth enjoyed the workshop "Crafting human friendly CLIs with Node.js core", which was a great self-paced introduction to the new argument parser feature in Node.js core - with the workshop steps themselves verified with a human-friendly CLI.

    Luke found "The Life and Times of a Node.js Release" very informative.  He didn’t realize how much work went into each release and would like to commend the folks that are responsible for these releases.

    The full playlist of talks can be found here:  https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0CdgOSSGlBaULAdbribJiENfXxPW0aLQ

    Red Hat involvement

    Similar to previous years, the Node.js team here at Red Hat had the pleasure of delivering a talk.  During "Journey into Mystery", Luke talked about some of the lesser know Node.js core modules and API’s.

    This talk is available here: https://youtu.be/4-lQjUXc6P4

    We also delivered a workshop that provided an introduction to cloud-native development with Node.js.  The workshop covered key cloud-native concepts and technologies, including health checks, metrics, Docker, Kubernetes, Prometheus, and Grafana.

    This self-paced workshop can be found here: https://github.com/nodeshift/tutorial/blob/main/cloud-native/README.md

    Collaborators Summit

    The Collaborators Summit is for maintainers or core contributors of an OpenJS project, plus any open source enthusiasts who are interested in participating. This is the time for deep dives on important topics, and to meet with people working across your favorite JavaScript projects.

    This year's topics ranged from discussing the Next 10 years of Node.js to the future of the npm CLI. The schedule for the collaborators summit and their respective GitHub issues can be found here.

    Where to learn more

    Learn more about what Red Hat is up to on the Node.js front:

    • Red Hat Developer's Node.js topic page
    • NodeShift
    • Node.js Reference Architecture
    Last updated: August 14, 2023
    Disclaimer: Please note the content in this blog post has not been thoroughly reviewed by the Red Hat Developer editorial team. Any opinions expressed in this post are the author's own and do not necessarily reflect the policies or positions of Red Hat.

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