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@types/node

10.3.4

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Version 10.3.4 Details

@types/node provides TypeScript definitions for Node.js, crucial for developers leveraging TypeScript in their Node.js projects. Version 10.3.4, released on June 18, 2018, builds upon the previous stable version, 10.3.3, released just five days prior on June 13, 2018. While both versions share the same core purpose and maintainer (DefinitelyTyped), a key difference lies in their unpacked size. Version 10.3.4 weighs in at 514162 bytes compared to 10.3.3's 512575 bytes. This increase, although relatively small, suggests that version 10.3.4 likely includes additional type definitions or refinements. For developers, this means potentially improved type safety and more accurate code completion when working with Node.js APIs. When upgrading, it's worthwhile to consider the specific Node.js features you're using. The updated definitions in 10.3.4 might include more comprehensive support or address issues present in 10.3.3. While the foundational aspects remain consistent, developers should review changelogs or diffs between the versions, if available, to confirm this update incorporates enhancements relevant to their specific coding practices and codebase. Choosing the newer version allows developers to benefit from up-to-date and refined type definitions.

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