Nintendo Switch 2: Everything we know about the coming release
Nintendo Switch 2: Everything we know about the coming release
What? The RTCQuicTransport is a new web platform API that allows exchanging arbitrary data with remote peers using the QUIC protocol. Itâs intended for peer to peer use cases, and therefore is used with a standalone RTCIceTransport API to establish a peer-to-peer connection through ICE. The data is transported reliably and in order (see section below for details on unordered & unreliable delivery)
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The changes of proposalâs status @ 67th meeting of Ecma TC39. This TC39 meeting freeze ECMAScript 2019 features. See also proposals/finished-proposals.md at master · tc39/proposals ECMAScript 2019: the final feature set New Proposals Proposal Stage
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The npm blog has been discontinued. Updates from the npm team are now published on the GitHub Blog and the GitHub Changelog. Itâs been almost a year since npm acquired ^Lift Security and even less since the official formation of the internal npm Security Team. In addition to working on securing the Registry and its users, Iâve been setting aside time to think through how we look at security at npm
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