Damn. Nodemon has 256 versions. Now I can't release any more because that number is too tasty.
Unless I immediately release another 256… or even an additional 768 versions 🤔
Unless I immediately release another 256… or even an additional 768 versions 🤔
November 27, 2024 at 9:50 AM
Damn. Nodemon has 256 versions. Now I can't release any more because that number is too tasty.
Unless I immediately release another 256… or even an additional 768 versions 🤔
Unless I immediately release another 256… or even an additional 768 versions 🤔
I couldn't replace nodemon with node --watch, as I've noticed it doesn't work consistently on linux. So going to stick with the more reliable nodemon.
@wesbos.com ^ you were playing with Node ESM HMR. Check this out!
@wesbos.com ^ you were playing with Node ESM HMR. Check this out!
December 31, 2024 at 12:43 PM
I couldn't replace nodemon with node --watch, as I've noticed it doesn't work consistently on linux. So going to stick with the more reliable nodemon.
@wesbos.com ^ you were playing with Node ESM HMR. Check this out!
@wesbos.com ^ you were playing with Node ESM HMR. Check this out!
i can install nodemon locally in a project, which is - absolutely cooked. thats just cooked. it WORKS but by god
July 26, 2025 at 1:20 PM
i can install nodemon locally in a project, which is - absolutely cooked. thats just cooked. it WORKS but by god
We ended up having a conversation about that and various other things they were wondering about:
"does everyone just know that you have to save before nodemon will work? It says anytime the file changes."
"Whats the difference between dependencies and devdependencies?"
"does everyone just know that you have to save before nodemon will work? It says anytime the file changes."
"Whats the difference between dependencies and devdependencies?"
June 23, 2025 at 4:35 AM
We ended up having a conversation about that and various other things they were wondering about:
"does everyone just know that you have to save before nodemon will work? It says anytime the file changes."
"Whats the difference between dependencies and devdependencies?"
"does everyone just know that you have to save before nodemon will work? It says anytime the file changes."
"Whats the difference between dependencies and devdependencies?"
Lots of features in @nodejs.org in the last 2 years. Do you know you can now:
- run typescript without transpiling
- built-in SQLite module
- easy glob utility
- native file watcher (bye nodemon)
- load .env
- run script with node (faster than npm)
Let's dig in: www.telerik.com/blogs/nodejs...
- run typescript without transpiling
- built-in SQLite module
- easy glob utility
- native file watcher (bye nodemon)
- load .env
- run script with node (faster than npm)
Let's dig in: www.telerik.com/blogs/nodejs...
Node.js Features You Didn’t Know About: Part 2
See some of the latest experimental features in Node.js: run TypeScript code directly in Node.js without transpiling, built-in SQLite support, glob file search.
www.telerik.com
December 17, 2024 at 8:10 PM
Lots of features in @nodejs.org in the last 2 years. Do you know you can now:
- run typescript without transpiling
- built-in SQLite module
- easy glob utility
- native file watcher (bye nodemon)
- load .env
- run script with node (faster than npm)
Let's dig in: www.telerik.com/blogs/nodejs...
- run typescript without transpiling
- built-in SQLite module
- easy glob utility
- native file watcher (bye nodemon)
- load .env
- run script with node (faster than npm)
Let's dig in: www.telerik.com/blogs/nodejs...
nodemon, come on!!! Just work correctly!!!!! I don't wanna restart the app container every time I change codes!!!!
February 16, 2025 at 6:03 AM
nodemon, come on!!! Just work correctly!!!!! I don't wanna restart the app container every time I change codes!!!!
a lotta yall still dont get it
nodemon users can tell nodemon to stop slurping arguments with multiple hyphens
nodemon users can tell nodemon to stop slurping arguments with multiple hyphens
August 25, 2024 at 8:20 PM
a lotta yall still dont get it
nodemon users can tell nodemon to stop slurping arguments with multiple hyphens
nodemon users can tell nodemon to stop slurping arguments with multiple hyphens
i immediately purged it out of existence so can't check, but i think it was because nodemon was watching the entire filesystem for changes
April 17, 2025 at 3:28 PM
i immediately purged it out of existence so can't check, but i think it was because nodemon was watching the entire filesystem for changes
"overriden by user" lol. lmao, even.
anyway i fixed it. npm's prefix was changed for some reason bc the spectre of nodist haunts my machine like someone living in my goddamn walls. problem probably resolved tho bc reinstalling nodemon did overwrite the copy i moved there manually, so its all Fine.
anyway i fixed it. npm's prefix was changed for some reason bc the spectre of nodist haunts my machine like someone living in my goddamn walls. problem probably resolved tho bc reinstalling nodemon did overwrite the copy i moved there manually, so its all Fine.
July 26, 2025 at 1:27 PM
"overriden by user" lol. lmao, even.
anyway i fixed it. npm's prefix was changed for some reason bc the spectre of nodist haunts my machine like someone living in my goddamn walls. problem probably resolved tho bc reinstalling nodemon did overwrite the copy i moved there manually, so its all Fine.
anyway i fixed it. npm's prefix was changed for some reason bc the spectre of nodist haunts my machine like someone living in my goddamn walls. problem probably resolved tho bc reinstalling nodemon did overwrite the copy i moved there manually, so its all Fine.
I've done full stack web development work for over 5 years now and I still always pronounce nodemon like pokemon
April 13, 2025 at 7:27 PM
I've done full stack web development work for over 5 years now and I still always pronounce nodemon like pokemon
nodemon more like NO, DEMON
fighting with nodemon until i decide to just use tsx watch
December 3, 2024 at 6:23 PM
nodemon more like NO, DEMON
Writing modern @nodejs.org is a joy 💚
- No @typescriptlang.org transpilation needed with erasable types.
- No `dotenv` needed, use --env-file
- No `nodemon` needed, use --watch
- No `chalk` needed, use styleText from node:utils
- No `glob` needed, use from node:fs/promises
- No CJS needed, pure ESM
- No @typescriptlang.org transpilation needed with erasable types.
- No `dotenv` needed, use --env-file
- No `nodemon` needed, use --watch
- No `chalk` needed, use styleText from node:utils
- No `glob` needed, use from node:fs/promises
- No CJS needed, pure ESM
February 25, 2025 at 8:40 PM
Writing modern @nodejs.org is a joy 💚
- No @typescriptlang.org transpilation needed with erasable types.
- No `dotenv` needed, use --env-file
- No `nodemon` needed, use --watch
- No `chalk` needed, use styleText from node:utils
- No `glob` needed, use from node:fs/promises
- No CJS needed, pure ESM
- No @typescriptlang.org transpilation needed with erasable types.
- No `dotenv` needed, use --env-file
- No `nodemon` needed, use --watch
- No `chalk` needed, use styleText from node:utils
- No `glob` needed, use from node:fs/promises
- No CJS needed, pure ESM
Update on this,
got something with a super tiny API surface doing the most basic stuff.
- server bundles
- asset copying
- asset processing (for client side assets that you might wish to write and bundle)
- server executables ( don't have to do nodemon + esbuild, it'll handle the stdio)
got something with a super tiny API surface doing the most basic stuff.
- server bundles
- asset copying
- asset processing (for client side assets that you might wish to write and bundle)
- server executables ( don't have to do nodemon + esbuild, it'll handle the stdio)
December 18, 2024 at 2:09 PM
Update on this,
got something with a super tiny API surface doing the most basic stuff.
- server bundles
- asset copying
- asset processing (for client side assets that you might wish to write and bundle)
- server executables ( don't have to do nodemon + esbuild, it'll handle the stdio)
got something with a super tiny API surface doing the most basic stuff.
- server bundles
- asset copying
- asset processing (for client side assets that you might wish to write and bundle)
- server executables ( don't have to do nodemon + esbuild, it'll handle the stdio)
Like yes and no; I realised that halfway into it that I had nodemon running the current version and it had rebooted when I switched branches, so I had to basically revert at the end of the night to keep it online.
I need my RPi for other purposes so I might just cloud lift everything tonight lol
I need my RPi for other purposes so I might just cloud lift everything tonight lol
October 7, 2024 at 1:26 PM
Like yes and no; I realised that halfway into it that I had nodemon running the current version and it had rebooted when I switched branches, so I had to basically revert at the end of the night to keep it online.
I need my RPi for other purposes so I might just cloud lift everything tonight lol
I need my RPi for other purposes so I might just cloud lift everything tonight lol
AWESOME! Code folding makes it to @code in 0.10.10 + rulers, #nodemon support, improved JSDOC support! https://code.visualstudio.com/updates
November 17, 2024 at 11:19 PM
AWESOME! Code folding makes it to @code in 0.10.10 + rulers, #nodemon support, improved JSDOC support! https://code.visualstudio.com/updates
And an instance of nodemon running nothing.
November 25, 2024 at 12:48 AM
And an instance of nodemon running nothing.
Curiously, with both `nodemon` and `onchange`, I’m getting (Node.js v24.7.0):
TypeError: fsevents·watch is not a function
What’s nice about these two shell commands is that they can be installed locally via npm.
TypeError: fsevents·watch is not a function
What’s nice about these two shell commands is that they can be installed locally via npm.
fsevents.watch
September 3, 2025 at 10:47 AM
Curiously, with both `nodemon` and `onchange`, I’m getting (Node.js v24.7.0):
TypeError: fsevents·watch is not a function
What’s nice about these two shell commands is that they can be installed locally via npm.
TypeError: fsevents·watch is not a function
What’s nice about these two shell commands is that they can be installed locally via npm.
🔍 Node.js Quiz:
Which of the below is the correct syntax for installing the Nodemon in the Node.js application ?
A) npm install -g nodemon
B) node install -g nodemon
C) node install node
D) node install -l nodemon
Share your answers in the comments below ⬇️
#TechQuiz #Nodejs #SinglebaseCloud
Which of the below is the correct syntax for installing the Nodemon in the Node.js application ?
A) npm install -g nodemon
B) node install -g nodemon
C) node install node
D) node install -l nodemon
Share your answers in the comments below ⬇️
#TechQuiz #Nodejs #SinglebaseCloud
December 23, 2024 at 2:21 PM
🔍 Node.js Quiz:
Which of the below is the correct syntax for installing the Nodemon in the Node.js application ?
A) npm install -g nodemon
B) node install -g nodemon
C) node install node
D) node install -l nodemon
Share your answers in the comments below ⬇️
#TechQuiz #Nodejs #SinglebaseCloud
Which of the below is the correct syntax for installing the Nodemon in the Node.js application ?
A) npm install -g nodemon
B) node install -g nodemon
C) node install node
D) node install -l nodemon
Share your answers in the comments below ⬇️
#TechQuiz #Nodejs #SinglebaseCloud
I was today years old when I realized that “nodemon” is a word.
January 25, 2025 at 11:26 PM
I was today years old when I realized that “nodemon” is a word.
I am doing Glitch-style project reloading with nodemon for local development. It took some hacking but it's working pretty well right now for similar style work with the project. Dunno if I'd recommend it atm, but good enough.
August 4, 2025 at 2:32 AM
I am doing Glitch-style project reloading with nodemon for local development. It took some hacking but it's working pretty well right now for similar style work with the project. Dunno if I'd recommend it atm, but good enough.
maybe a hot take but "source of truth is actually the source code" isn't always true
case in point: nodemon
case in point: nodemon
March 14, 2025 at 4:00 PM
maybe a hot take but "source of truth is actually the source code" isn't always true
case in point: nodemon
case in point: nodemon
for hot reloading changes, the govuk prototype kit uses nodemon on the back end, and browsersync on the front end. Is this an old way to do it? I get the impression vite can do both but I'm not entirely sure from the docs.
July 18, 2025 at 6:00 PM
for hot reloading changes, the govuk prototype kit uses nodemon on the back end, and browsersync on the front end. Is this an old way to do it? I get the impression vite can do both but I'm not entirely sure from the docs.
There's also another type of dependency: globally installed (like nodemon back in the day, vercel CLI, etc), or a derivative of it: runtime resolved and installed with `npx`.
January 7, 2025 at 9:25 AM
There's also another type of dependency: globally installed (like nodemon back in the day, vercel CLI, etc), or a derivative of it: runtime resolved and installed with `npx`.
It will never stop making me laugh when I hear "slurping" in programming contexts
March 30, 2025 at 2:06 AM
It will never stop making me laugh when I hear "slurping" in programming contexts
the nodemon worked fine on that port mere minutes ago soooooo
July 23, 2025 at 7:42 AM
the nodemon worked fine on that port mere minutes ago soooooo