Welcome to Syntax. Today we've got an awesome show for you today on how NoJS has been kicking ass lately.

Lots of new features hitting No. J.S. A lot of stuff we've been asking for for years and it kind of splits up into like a

aligning with web standards and b not web standards at all but things that we all

use anyways it's sort of just like industry norms

and they're being implemented.

And a lot of these things are, we think,

because Dino and Bun have sort of come along

and said, hey, let's make a better node

J.S. and now Note is adding them.

So we're going to go through this massive list of new features

that you can use natively in no-j-j-JS.

And I'm pretty excited about them. My name is

West Boss. I'm a web developer from Canada with me as always is Scott

Tullinsky. How you doing Scott? Oh I'm doing great you know I'm

I'm stoked for all this stuff. And in fact, some of these things

making me want to update my node version to a nightly version, which that's not out of the realm of something I would do, not not quite what I'm going to be doing

and let's say if you are updating your version of node to a nightly version you're

definitely going to want to have Aaron exception handling tracking in your application

because who knows what's going on those nightly.

So you want to check it out at century.io, the perfect place to track all of your errors and

exceptions, but also track your performance, track metrics, track all kinds of

stuff. You want to understand what's going on in your application, why it's slow.

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