Trivikram Kamat
@trivikram.bsky.social
Science, Technology, JavaScript, TypeScript, Node.js, React.
Core collaborator at Node.js
Maintainer of AWS SDK for JavaScript.
International speaker. he/him.
Core collaborator at Node.js
Maintainer of AWS SDK for JavaScript.
International speaker. he/him.
Reposted by Trivikram Kamat
We're hoping for TypeScript 6.0 early 2026 (think February or earlier) and 7.0 shortly after.
We're looking for people to use the native previews of 7.0 for feedback ASAP though. We feel the language service is pretty solid these days!
We're looking for people to use the native previews of 7.0 for feedback ASAP though. We feel the language service is pretty solid these days!
November 12, 2025 at 6:20 AM
We're hoping for TypeScript 6.0 early 2026 (think February or earlier) and 7.0 shortly after.
We're looking for people to use the native previews of 7.0 for feedback ASAP though. We feel the language service is pretty solid these days!
We're looking for people to use the native previews of 7.0 for feedback ASAP though. We feel the language service is pretty solid these days!
Sure. I can look into it.
What's the feedback that you want from me?
The codemod that I built for my employer is not through codemod.com
What's the feedback that you want from me?
The codemod that I built for my employer is not through codemod.com
codemod.co
November 7, 2025 at 7:12 PM
Sure. I can look into it.
What's the feedback that you want from me?
The codemod that I built for my employer is not through codemod.com
What's the feedback that you want from me?
The codemod that I built for my employer is not through codemod.com
Having said that, if you do want users to add stars to the repo, remember to add an explicit "call-to-action" in all the blog posts that mention migrations.
For example, there's no call to action in v22-to-v24 post.
nodejs.org/en/blog/migr...
For example, there's no call to action in v22-to-v24 post.
nodejs.org/en/blog/migr...
Node.js — Node.js v22 to v24
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November 7, 2025 at 6:38 PM
Having said that, if you do want users to add stars to the repo, remember to add an explicit "call-to-action" in all the blog posts that mention migrations.
For example, there's no call to action in v22-to-v24 post.
nodejs.org/en/blog/migr...
For example, there's no call to action in v22-to-v24 post.
nodejs.org/en/blog/migr...
Added my github start for migrations repo.
Thank you for your contributions.
Although GitHub stars are seen by many as a metric of success, it's the download count which matters. For codemods, download counts are not relevant since as they're not a project dependency which downloads in CI.
Thank you for your contributions.
Although GitHub stars are seen by many as a metric of success, it's the download count which matters. For codemods, download counts are not relevant since as they're not a project dependency which downloads in CI.
November 7, 2025 at 6:38 PM
Added my github start for migrations repo.
Thank you for your contributions.
Although GitHub stars are seen by many as a metric of success, it's the download count which matters. For codemods, download counts are not relevant since as they're not a project dependency which downloads in CI.
Thank you for your contributions.
Although GitHub stars are seen by many as a metric of success, it's the download count which matters. For codemods, download counts are not relevant since as they're not a project dependency which downloads in CI.
Cool things are good to have.
Automated migrations solve real problems Node.js users face, so they'll definitely have a target audience who find them helpful.
Automated migrations solve real problems Node.js users face, so they'll definitely have a target audience who find them helpful.
October 21, 2025 at 9:44 AM
Cool things are good to have.
Automated migrations solve real problems Node.js users face, so they'll definitely have a target audience who find them helpful.
Automated migrations solve real problems Node.js users face, so they'll definitely have a target audience who find them helpful.
Depends on your audience.
If you don't have a target audience in mind, make it in English as it's the most spoken second language in the world and is also used widely in software development.
If you don't have a target audience in mind, make it in English as it's the most spoken second language in the world and is also used widely in software development.
October 21, 2025 at 8:16 AM
Depends on your audience.
If you don't have a target audience in mind, make it in English as it's the most spoken second language in the world and is also used widely in software development.
If you don't have a target audience in mind, make it in English as it's the most spoken second language in the world and is also used widely in software development.