Category: Example
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Using worker_threads for Parallel Processing
Node.js 12 introduced the worker_threads module, allowing for parallel execution of JavaScript. Explanation:
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Using the fs.promises API
Node.js 10 introduced the fs.promises API, providing a promise-based approach to file system operations. Explanation:
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Working with ES6 Modules
Node.js 12 introduced support for ES6 modules, allowing the use of import and export syntax natively. Explanation:
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Streams for Large Data Processing
Streams in Node.js are ideal for processing large amounts of data in chunks, rather than loading it all into memory at once. Explanation:
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Using the http Module with Promises
Node.js 10 introduced improvements to the http module, making it easier to work with HTTP requests and responses. Explanation:
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Async/Await for Asynchronous Operations
With the introduction of async/await in Node.js, handling asynchronous operations has become more readable and maintainable compared to traditional callback-based methods. Explanation: