I think that magic back then in Node.js was the ability to get a JavaScript string sent to a C++ layer, and you could bridge. So it was pretty hard to find any resources about it… So I went to the Node.js on the v1 branch, when it was started back in 2009, and I realized the whole thing is, I would say, just - but it’s not “just”, right? It’s too widely to say “just”… But it’s a proxy for V8. So I asked actually ChatGPT back then, I was like “How is Node made?” So what do I need to make – actually, I don’t remember if I did the same research for ChatGPT back then, but I for the research now I was doing the same questions. So I actually started contributing to Node.js, I actually solved a really nice bug there… But I felt like I just wanted to learn more about this tech, and I think I want to give a deep knowledge about this. So a lot of those questions I saw people actually complaining on the internet, and I saw a lot of theory about this… But in the end it was like “This doesn’t seem right.” Well, I think the best thing about being a developer is because we So I was trying to figure out some questions that were really hard to find on the internet, like “How is a database driver made? Who makes it?” or even how JavaScript works, or what is a runtime, or what is the difference between Java and actually Node.js behind the scenes? So holla at Omar and his friends at BeJS Conf, coming up May 12th.Įrick, you’re speaking at this conference… Have you been to it before?
Join there, it’s totally free jsparty.fm/community, if you wanna get one of those five free online tickets.
So we’ll be giving those away to our JS Party channel in the community Slack. And he also gave us five free online ticket codes that we can give away. That’s for both real-life, meat space tickets, and online tickets. Use the code jspartytime for a 30% discount. Omar was kind enough to hook us up with a discount code for JS Party listeners. Erick will be there, and many other people as well.
It’s a great conference, one I have not been to personally, but everybody who goes sings Omar’s praises, who’s one of the core organizers of this event. The Belgian way of celebrating the JavaScript realm. Holla at BeJS – how do you say it? B E JS? BeeJS? I’ve never had to say it before.
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