Writing an SD card driver in TypeScript
February 10, 2022 
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MikroORM 5: A TypeScript ORM for Node.js — Based upon the popular ‘Data Mapper’ pattern, MikroORM (homepage) is a popular and powerful Node.js ORM that supports a variety of SQL and NoSQL databases. v5 is a year in the making and boasts improved type safety, validations, migrations and schema diffing, amongst other things. Martin Adámek |
Retool Is the Fast Way to Build Internal Tools — Visually design apps that interface with any database or API. Switch to code nearly anywhere to customize how your apps look and work. With Retool, you ship more apps and move your business forward—all in less time. Retool |
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An Introduction to Deno: Is It Better than Node? — We’ve mentioned Deno, which comes from Ryan Dahl, much as Node.js initially did, numerous times, but if you haven’t checked it out yet this post covers the key features, as well as where Deno is ahead or behind of Node. Ayooluwa Isaiah |
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Writing a Printer Driver in JavaScript — “Writing a printer driver in JavaScript sounds ridiculous,” starts the author, and while the definition of ‘driver’ is arguable here, this is nonetheless an interesting story. Dan Pastusek |
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▶ Writing a SPI SD-Card Driver in TypeScript — From a live Low Level JavaScript stream comes an interesting (and very long) session that goes deep into the weeds of working at a low level to read data from SD cards. Even if you don’t need to go down to hardware level with your code, it’s fascinating to watch. Low Level JavaScript |
🛠 Code & Tools
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RegExr: Learn, Build, and Test Regular Expressions — A handy browser-based tool for working with regexes, debugging and creating them, as well as accessing a variety of community supplied patterns for common use cases from IP address parsing to password validation. gskinner |
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zx 5.0: A Tool for Writing Better Shell Scripts — Google isn’t hanging around here, with the fourth major version in a year. Rather than using something like |
