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@types/node

11.15.2

Comparision Betweeen 11.15.2 and 11.15.1

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Version 11.15.2 Details

These two versions of the @types/node package, specifically versions 11.15.2 and 11.15.1, offer TypeScript definitions for Node.js, enhancing the development experience by providing type safety and autocompletion within your code editor. Both versions are licensed under the MIT license, indicating a permissive usage agreement. They share the same repository on GitHub under the DefinitelyTyped project, meaning they are community-maintained and built to provide accurate and up-to-date type information for Node.js APIs.

The key differences between the versions are subtle but potentially impactful. Version 11.15.2 was released on 2019-10-30 at 16:13:37.140Z, while version 11.15.1 was released a short time earlier on the same day at 15:45:57.946Z. The unpacked size of version 11.15.2 is 634773 bytes, a very slight increase from version 11.15.1's 634764 bytes. This small increase suggests minor updates or fixes were implemented in the later version.

For developers, it's generally recommended to use the latest stable version (11.15.2 in this case) to benefit from the most current and potentially bug-fixed type definitions. Given the negligible size difference and close release dates, the updates are likely targeted at edge cases or specific API clarifications. While both versions should provide a solid foundation for TypeScript-based Node.js development, opting for 11.15.2 ensures you're working with the most refined and up-to-date type information available.

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