How to use Chat GPT in JavaScript optimizations for Node.js
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The document discusses using ChatGPT to optimize JavaScript code for Node.js applications. It explores complex tasks related to JavaScript, OOP, patterns and asynchronous programming. The objectives are to determine if AI can replace developers and what affects ChatGPT code quality. Tasks include network protocol streaming, promise chains and cryptographically secure random number generation. The conclusion is that ChatGPT requires detailed prompts, which take significant time and expertise to prepare, and results are equal whether using version 3.5 or 4 with short prompts but better with detailed prompts. Links to code examples are provided.
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Node.js in 2020 - part 2
The document discusses software design patterns and principles including:
1. GRASP (General Responsibility Assignment Software Patterns) which deals with assigning responsibilities and coupling/cohesion.
2. SOLID principles for object-oriented design including single responsibility, open/closed, Liskov substitution etc.
3. Design patterns from the Gang of Four (GoF) book including creational, structural and behavioral patterns.
It provides examples of how these concepts relate to JavaScript and Node.js application architecture by discussing concerns like layers, abstraction and separation of concerns.
Information system structure and architecture
Структура та архітектура програмних систем
Комітет АПУ з питань телекомунікацій, інформаційних технологій та Інтернету запрошує вас взяти участь у другомузаході третього сезону проекту «HowdoesITwork?», присвяченого структурі та архітектурі програмних систем.
Про що будемо говорити?
- Що таке мова програмування, компілятор, транслятор, класифікація мов програмування, які є мови програмування та сфери їх використання.
- Які є програмні компоненти: що таке фрейморк, бібліотека, модуль, клас, репозиторій, та як вони застосовуються в процесі розробки.
- Що таке середовище розробки, IDE, лінтер, CI/CD, та інші засоби та інфраструктурні компоненти розробки.
- Архітектура програмних рішень, клієнт-серверні, багатошарові, монолітні сервери, бекенд та фронтенд, сервісний підхід, мікросервіси, контейнери, хмарні технології.
- Особливості використання Open source коду при створенні програмних систем за різними ліцензіями та безпека використання відкритого коду.
- Організація процесу розробки, надійність, якість, ревью кода, рефакторінг, системи контролю версій, володіння кодом та bus-factor
Спікер:
Тимур Шемседінов, архітектор технологічного стеку та лідер спільноти Метархія, викладач КПІ, 2й у Github рейтингу розробників України, керівник R&D по створенню високонавантажених хмарних технологій.
Node.js in 2020 - part 1
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Видео: https://youtu.be/GJY2dyE6328?t=480
За последние 5 лет Node.js очень изменился, но знания о платформе у сообщества остались на уровне 2013-2015 годов, все те же подходы, все те же проблемы. Сообщество плохо следит за новыми возможности, а если и узнает про них, то это не влияет на написание ежедневного кода. В Node.js, да и в JavaScript, слабо проникают фундаментальные знания по программной инженерии и архитектуре, параллельному программированию, GRASP, SOLID, GoF, а если и проникают, то не подвергаются адаптации и переосмыслению. Поэтому, среди других языков программирования JavaScript воспринимается, как несерьезный, а Node.js, как платформа для малограмотных людей. Как преодолеть эту тенденцию и как изменить подход к разработке на Node.js в 2020 году, с использованием всех современных возможностей и знаний, а так же, что нужно изменить в ежедневных практиках написания кода, эти и другие вопросы будут освещены в докладе «Node.js в 2020: Выйди и зайди нормально».
Web Locks API
Event: JavaScripts fwdays 2020 online
Topic: Web Locks API for JavaScript and Browsers
Author: Timur Shemsedinov
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1. The document discusses Node.js and its readiness for enterprise solutions. It covers Node.js' history and features over different versions from 0.10.x to the upcoming 14.x.
2. Execution isolation in Node.js is discussed as a way to address problems like errors affecting all requests and lost errors. Strategies like processes, threads, and sandboxes are covered.
3. The future of Node.js is seen positively with new features like HTTP/3 and promises in all APIs, but current problems around security, errors, and async code are acknowledged.
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