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84 | 84 | | Checking Node.js version | COMPLETE | /blog/checking-node-js-version | |
85 | 85 | | Installing Node.js | UPDATED | /blog/5-ways-to-install-node-js | |
86 | 86 | | Docker development | COMPLETE | /blog/node-js-development-with-docker-and-docker-compose | |
| 87 | +| What's new in Node.js 26 | NEW | /blog/whats-new-in-nodejs-26 | |
87 | 88 |
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88 | 89 | --- |
89 | 90 |
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@@ -130,6 +131,16 @@ Explicit Resource Management (using/await using) |
130 | 131 | └── links to → Async Iterators (existing) |
131 | 132 | └── links to → Event Emitter (future) |
132 | 133 |
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| 134 | +What's new in Node.js 26 (NEW) |
| 135 | + └── links to → Checking Node.js version (existing) — intro + related reading |
| 136 | + └── links to → HTTP Requests (existing) — Temporal/dependency-drop callback, V8/Undici section, related reading |
| 137 | + └── links to → Async Iterators (existing) — Iterator.concat / paginated example |
| 138 | + └── links to → Stream Consumer (existing) — _stream_* breaking-changes section |
| 139 | + └── links to → 5 Ways to Install Node.js (existing) — "Should you upgrade?" section |
| 140 | + └── companion repo: github.com/lmammino/nodejs-26-examples (every snippet runnable) |
| 141 | + └── inbound opportunities → Async Iterators, HTTP Requests, Stream Consumer, Checking Node.js version |
| 142 | + (each could mention the relevant v26 update with a link back) |
| 143 | +
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133 | 144 | Security Cluster (future) |
134 | 145 | └── Path Traversal Security (hub for file security) |
135 | 146 | └── Input Validation |
@@ -165,3 +176,8 @@ Security Cluster (future) |
165 | 176 | - `using`/`await using` (Explicit Resource Management) is TC39 Stage 3, in Node.js 20.4+. |
166 | 177 | Most coverage is TypeScript-focused — opportunity for a Node.js-specific deep dive that |
167 | 178 | ties naturally to the design patterns theme |
| 179 | +- **Node.js major-release announcements** (the v26 article) make a strong recurring slot: |
| 180 | + evergreen-but-timely SEO around release time ("what's new in Node.js X" queries), and |
| 181 | + they double as a hub linking back to evergreen guides (HTTP, async iterators, streams, |
| 182 | + install). Plan one per even-numbered LTS major (next: v28 in April 2027). Companion |
| 183 | + GitHub repo with runnable snippets is a strong differentiator. |
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