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Understanding NPM packges NPM (Node Package Manager) is a popular package manager for JavaScript that allows developers to share and reuse code easily. Creating and publishing an NPM package can be a …
Whenever we pass any kind of data from the client to the server or in our case from our NodeJS to REST-API, there will be a need to parse the contents of what is incoming as a request. For example, we…
Introduction As a developer, you've probably come across NPM, the Node Package Manager. While it's a well-known tool in the development world, you may still be unsure of its purpose and how it's used.…
Overview Hey, We are back with a blog on the most used package manager. In this blog, we will try to learn one of the package managers of JavaScript and it is also a default package manager for Node.j…
The package.json file is a crucial part of any Node.js project. It serves as a manifest file that contains important metadata about the project and its dependencies. Here's a comprehensive guide to he…
If you are working on various projects, you have likely encountered situations where you need to have multiple versions of Node.js installed on your computer. You might not know it, but managing multi…
In today’s digital development, open-source software has become a trusted ally for developers across the world. However, lurking within its many benefits are potential security threats that every deve…
By Alan Slater NearForm’s Optic toolkit helps you gain NPM Provenance on securely released packages NPM recently added support for ‘Provenance’ banners, thereby boosting package credibility. It achiev…
TL;DR: Looking to streamline your Git tasks and enhance productivity? marecli, a user-friendly command-line interface tool, is designed to automate and simplify routine Git operations like branch creation, code merging, and back-merging. NP…
Introduction: Welcome to the world of NPM (Node Package Manager), where productivity meets efficiency! As a JavaScript developer, you're probably familiar with NPM and its role in managing packages. But did you know that there are some incr…