The year is 2024 (yet), and Node.js has reached version 23, with two semver-majors released per year it might be difficult to keep track of all areas of Node.js. This article revisits the State of Node.js performance, with a focus on comparing versions 20 through 22. The goal is to provide a detailed analysis of how the platform has evolved over the past year. This is a second version of "The State of Node.js Performance" series.

This December comes with some magic to it with a pivotal milestone: Scale to Zero is now in public preview and available for everyone! We’ve said it, our goal is to provide a serverless experience: Scale to Zero combined to Autoscaling makes serverless real. Starting today, your workloads running on GPU and CPU adapt fully automatically to traffic - they sleep and wake up automatically depending on requests, and scale out horizontally according to your criteria.

For the fifth consecutive year, Fivetran has been recognized in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Data Integration Tools.

If you have ever come across code that was challenging to expand or maintain, you are not alone. Every developer deals with the difficulty of reviewing old code, which seems like a complicated puzzle. SOLID principles are a useful collection of rules designed to assist you in writing code that is clearer and easier to maintain, instead of just theoretical ideas. Following these guidelines makes your C# applications less subject to errors and easier to maintain.

The year 2024 was special for us in several respects. It’s been a decade since the unveiling of Tideways’ predecessor, and we’ve come a long way since then. We would like to express gratitude to our customers, partners, colleagues, friends, and family for their ongoing support and dedication. Without you, we wouldn’t be where we are today. We are particularly pleased to be able to welcome many new partners this year.

In the world of software development, terms like "staging" and "production" get thrown around a lot. But what do they mean? Why do we need them?