Platformatic

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The platform bridging the gap between Node.js developers, operators, and wider business. So you can focus on building 🚀

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Platformatic
@platformatic
Oct 20
🎉 Introducing sqlite-js-stream: Litestream, rewritten in TypeScript for @nodejs. Same LTX format; runs inside your process as an npm package. No sidecar, no extra moving parts. Written by an AI agent, reviewed by a human.
sqlite-js-stream: Litestream Rewritten for Node.js
From blog.platformatic.dev
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Platformatic
@platformatic
Oct 30
Next Week Banter! From OpenAPI to AI Agent: Building a Production MCP Server, End to End @lucamaraschi & @matteocollina are joined by a Special guest! Roberto Bianchi, Staff Software Engineer @Spendesk Wed. November 4th, 8:00 AM (PT) | 4:00 PM (CEST)
From OpenAPI to AI Agent: Building a Production MCP Server, End to End
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Platformatic
@platformatic
Oct 29
AI assistants generate bursty, exploratory traffic. @Spendesk 's MCP tools run inside their @fastifyjs app, trusted internal workflows reuse handlers via mcpCallTool with no loopback HTTP, and Redis-backed sessions survive a switch between production instances.
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Platformatic
@platformatic
Oct 26
Moving untrusted code into a worker thread isn't sandboxing it. A worker isolates the event loop, not authority: it still starts with filesystem, network and process access. If you want a narrower boundary, you have to drop those permissions before the guest code compiles.
Luca Maraschi
@lucamaraschi
Oct 20
Meet sqlite-js-stream: Litestream, rewritten for Node.js in TypeScript It speaks the same LTX format as Litestream, so the two can read each other's files. Stream your SQLite WAL directly to S3 or local storage, and restore from it. But the real breakthrough is not just the
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Platformatic
@platformatic
Oct 23
Deno joined @Cloudflare, and with the runtime winding down over the next year, Luca and Matteo look back at what it leaves behind. @deno_land pioneered web standards on the server and did the hard work of adapting fetch for @nodejs, collaborated on Node’s own design decisions.
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