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jest

0.1.34

Comparision Betweeen 0.1.34 and 0.1.33

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Version 0.1.34 Details

Jest, a JavaScript restful API layer built with Mongoose, saw a minor version update from 0.1.33 to 0.1.34 in early 2013. Both versions cater to developers aiming to streamline API creation with a structure inspired by Python's Tastypie. Examining the package manifests reveals key similarities, specifically dependent libraries sji and underscore are maintained for core functionality. Similarly, the development dependencies including Express, Api-Easy, and Mongoose remain critical for testing & creating new systems using Jest. The GitHub repository reference stays constant, ensuring developers access the same source code across both versions.

So what changed between 0.1.33 and 0.1.34? The most apparent difference is the release date, with version 0.1.34 arriving on March 10, 2013, succeeding its predecessor released on January 30, 2013. This suggests roughly a month-long development cycle between the two releases. While the manifest doesn't explicitly detail functional changes, the update likely includes bug fixes, performance improvements, or minor feature enhancements. Developers currently using Jest 0.1.33 should consider upgrading to 0.1.34 to benefit from these potential improvements, especially if encountering any issues addressed in the newer version. To take advantage of the new features install jest using the command npm install jest@0.1.34.

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