domain | nodejs.org |
summary | The provided content is likely referencing the official Node.js website or documentation. It highlights that July Security Release has recently occurred, encouraging people to learn more about it through various resources such as blogs and documents available for download on their site.
Node.js itself is presented as a free, open-source software which can be used across different platforms (cross-platform). This JavaScript runtime environment allows developers the ability to create servers, web applications, command-line tools or scripts. The content also provides examples of what you could possibly do with Node.js such as creating an HTTP Server using server.mjs import from node:http; and other functions like writing tests.
The specific code example given is for importing 'createServer' function from the package named "node: http". This would be used to create a simple web server in JavaScript. The content also mentions more complex tasks such as working with threads, reading or hashing files using streams pipeline which are all capabilities provided by Node.js.
The summary does not provide much context about July Security Release but suggests that there may have been important security updates for this time and users should be directed to the official website of Node.js via their 'learn', 'about', download section. |
title | Node.js — Run JavaScript Everywhere |
description | Node.js® is a JavaScript runtime built on Chrome's V8 JavaScript engine. |
keywords | server, security, support, http, policy, version, more, node, july, release, blog, docs, certification, free, open, source, cross |
upstreams |
mochajs.org, 11ty.dev, expressjs.com, nerdy.dev, nodecms.guide, ronvaisman.dev, transloadit.com |
downstreams |
linuxfoundation.org, github.com, openjsf.org, twitter.com, bsky.app, linkedin.com |
nslookup | A 104.20.1.252, A 172.66.128.70 |
created | 2024-02-26 |
updated | 2025-07-16 |
summarized | 2025-07-16 |
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