⚡️Following close on the heels of last week’s 2.0.1 release, we just released Volta 2.0.1 🎉
This release inproves performance and fixes a few of issues on Windows that were reported with the 2.0.0 release.
Check it out now at volta.sh
⚡️ Yesterday, @ChuckAPierce, @rwjblue, and I released @usevolta 2.0! Highlights:
🔨 Prebuilt binaries for ARM Windows and ARM Linux
🌎 Universal binary on Mac
📝 Better error and help messages
🐛 Bug fixes!
👋🏼 Dropping support for CentOS 6
More: github.com/volta-cli/volta/r…
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⚡️ Yesterday, @ChuckAPierce, @rwjblue, and I released @usevolta 2.0! Highlights:
🔨 Prebuilt binaries for ARM Windows and ARM Linux
🌎 Universal binary on Mac
📝 Better error and help messages
🐛 Bug fixes!
👋🏼 Dropping support for CentOS 6
More: github.com/volta-cli/volta/r…
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This year, my contribution to @usevolta 's native support for @pnpmjs has finally released, though it's included as an experimental feature in v1.1.1 as of now. Give it a try and give feedback!
github.com/volta-cli/volta/r…
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And just like that, after 2+ years I no longer use NVM and now @usevolta. Literally no setup necessary. Stop caring about what version of node, npm, yarn, etc you use in each project. Plus it installs blazingly fast 🦀
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#NewInWebStorm In 2022.1 release, we’ve added proper integration with Volta (@usevolta), a JavaScript tool manager. WebStorm will automatically recognize Yarn and npm installed using Volta.
Feature demo by @paulweveritt: youtu.be/sKB8PjC44qU?t=77
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Appreciating @usevolta today! I discovered an issue that only happened on some dev machines, and could be fixed by upgrading the node version. With the volta config in our package.json files, everyone should be using the same node version and automatically get the fix.
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🔥 Dev Tool 🛠️
Volta is a next-gen alternative to nvm! @usevolta
⚡ Written in Rust, so it's incredibly fast
🖥️ macOS, Linux, and Windows support!
📦 Supports multiple package managers
🔁 Seamless, per-project version switching
Check it out 👇
docs.volta.sh/guide/getting-…
✨⚡️New Volta Release 🎉✨
Volta 1.0.5 is now available!
This release helps protect you from installing unexpected global packages and improves the stability of `volta list`
Check it out now at volta.sh
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Fullstack starterkit Mid-2021 major update is live 🎉
@webpack v5 + ESbuild (by @evanwallace) for blazing fast builds and development ⚡️
@prisma v2.20 🥳
CRA v4 (with @reactjs 17)
@nodejs 14.x (LTS) support with @usevolta
Full changelog:
github.com/karanpratapsingh/…
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I have to support some large projects with mixed nodejs versions. Running builds via GitLab can be a real pain when you have to work with multiple node versions. After struggling with it for some time I decided to create a Volta Docker image (@usevolta).
gist.github.com/garth/48eabf…
✨⚡️New Volta Release 🎉✨
Volta 1.0.4 is now available!
This release will automatically fetch the native Apple silicon version of Node for versions where it is available (Node 16+)!
Check it out now at volta.sh
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TIL about @usevolta. It's like NVM but easier.
Imagine having specific version of Node or NPM defined in your JavaScript's package.json, and merely by installing Volta, you can "pin" that version to the file and it will auto download and use it locally. 🔥
✨⚡️New Volta Release 🎉✨
Volta 1.0.3 is now available!
This release improves handling of the npm version bundled with Node and fixes an issue that was causing some scoped packages to fail to install properly.
Check it out now at volta.sh
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After using @usevolta for a week, it’s hard to fathom why it isn’t the standard way of doing versioning in the node ecosystem. It runs laps around stuff like nvm. Makes me feel much safer when switching projects (and it’s crazy fast)













