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# [Node.js 26 Shipped Quietly Powerful Stuff](https://kodedmo.dev/nodejs-26-shipped-quietly-powerful-stuff?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

The release nobody will launch, and everybody will install

1d ago · 15 min read · kodedmo.dev  
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Full-stack engineer writing about architecture and event-driven systems

Hi there! I'm Mo' Claudius, a full-stack engineer. I build with Angular, React, Ruby on Rails, Node.js, and NestJS, and most of my thinking goes to architecture and performance: event-driven and domain-driven design, optimization, and how the pieces fit and run. I publish here twice a week. The throughline is always the same: where should the boundary sit, what does an abstraction cost, and what breaks when you get it wrong. Every post ships with code you can run. When I'm not coding, I practice savate (French kickboxing) and dance kizomba. Both keep me sharp in ways that feed back into the work. I share knowledge the way you'd share dishes at a potluck: bring something real, take something useful. Find me on X at @mo\_claudius.

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