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0.0.94

Comparision Betweeen 0.0.94 and 0.0.93

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Version 0.0.94 Details

Jest version 0.0.94 is a minor iteration over the preceding version 0.0.93 of this lightweight JavaScript library intended for creating RESTful APIs with Mongoose. Both versions describe themselves as a "JavaScriptational State Transfer" layer inspired by Python's Tastypie, offering a streamlined approach to building API endpoints. At a glance, the core feature set remains similar between the two versions. The declared dependencies for both versions include "sji," "underscore," and "express-resource," which suggest the library leverages Underscore.js for utility functions and express-resource for structuring Express routes. Similarly, the devDependencies remain unchanged, specifying "express," "api-easy," and "mongoose." This indicates that both are built on Express.js and rely on Mongoose for interacting with MongoDB.

The primary difference lies in the release date and associated .tgz file. Version 0.0.94 was released on May 8th, 2012 at 18:53:45 UTC, a few hours after version 0.0.93, which was released at 15:24:13 UTC on the same day. Developers choosing between these versions are unlikely to notice major functional differences. The newer version may contain minor bug fixes or very subtle improvements not reflected in the metadata. Given how close the releases are, a developer might prefer the slightly newer version assuming patch fixes. However, a thorough examination would require investigating the code changes between the two releases, if accessible.

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