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Node.js v26.6.0 and v24.19.0 (LTS Krypton) released

Node.js has published two new releases: v26.6.0 in the current release line and v24.19.0, the latest update to the LTS Krypton branch. Both versions are available via the official Node.js release channels and distributio…

DEV · The Editorial

QUERY Is the Easy Part. The Plumbing Is Where It Gets Decided

RFC 10008 finally gives us an HTTP method that carries a body and is still safe and idempotent. The spec is sound and short. But whether QUERY becomes real depends on nginx configs, CDN method allowlists, WAF defaults an…

DEV · Reads

GitHub Opens Public Preview of Stacked Pull Requests

GitHub has launched stacked pull requests in public preview. The feature splits large changes into an ordered series of small, focused pull requests, making reviews easier. Developers can create and manage dependent PR c…

DEV · Security

Node.js 22.23.2 security release patches ten CVEs

The Node.js project has published Node.js 22.23.2 (LTS 'Jod'), a security release fixing ten CVEs — three rated high — affecting HTTP/2, the permission model, HTTPS, DNS and zlib. Immediate upgrades are recommended.

DEV · The Editorial

Judgment Was Always the Bottleneck. AI Just Made It Visible

Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and the newly open-sourced Grok Build all write software fast now. A July preprint testing 86 Python developers found we're bad at catching the wrong ones while feeling just as confident. My ta…

DEV · Reads

Here are all my chairs

A humorous take on poor software architecture through the lens of furniture organization. The post examines common design mistakes and over-engineering pitfalls that developers encounter when structuring their codebase, …

DEV · News

CNIL Mandates Consent for Email Tracking Pixels

The French data protection authority, CNIL, is enforcing a new regulatory framework requiring online services to obtain user consent before using tracking pixels in emails. This move, aligning email marketing with cookie…

DEV · Reads

Announcing TypeScript 7.0

This Reddit submission points to the official announcement for TypeScript version 7.0. Professional developers using TypeScript in web projects should read it to learn about the latest additions, potential breaking chang…

DEV · Reads

Postgres Is Enough for More Than We Admit

This short piece argues that many teams add extra databases, queues, caches, and services before they actually need them. It is worth reading for its practical framing of when Postgres can stay the center of a stack, and…

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