Snigdha Keshariya

Ever seen ‘ReferenceRrror: primordial is not defined’ in your Node.js terminal? Don’t worry, we’ve got your back! Before we fix it, let’s find out what causes this tech hiccup. Understanding ‘ReferenceError: primordial is not defined’ Error Think of ‘primordial‘ as Node.js’s inner helpers, like its behind-the-scenes crew. When you spot ‘ReferenceError: primordial is not defined,’

What if we wish to integrate languages like C, and C++ into our JavaScript code? Well, this magic is made possible by the Node-gyp! In this article let’s explore more about this awesome complex tool and learn to use it in Node.js. Introduction to Node-gyp It is a command line tool to build and configure

Who doesn’t like a KitKat break, just like us our code also needs breaks. Sometimes, you might want your program to wait a moment before doing something. This can be helpful for testing and controlling the speed of actions. In Node.js, the traditional concept of “sleep” or blocking synchronous operations is discouraged as the beauty

Let’s first understand the reason for downgrading the Node.js version before looking into how to do it. Why Downgrade Your Node Version? Ways to Downgrade Node Version Below, we will discuss different ways that can be used to downgrade the Node version. 1. Downgrade Node Using NPM To downgrade the version of Node using NPM,

Executable files that can be run via the command line are known as command line binary. We can create a Node.js script to run such command line programs and potentially handle their input and output. Before we learn how to execute a command line binary in Node, let’s first understand what it means. What is