Pikku 0.10 — Smart Tree-Shaking and CLI support!
Pikku 0.10 delivers production-ready tree-shaking with service aggregation, a revolutionized CLI framework, and major middleware improvements.
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Pikku 0.9 — cleaner naming, tag‑driven cross‑cutting, RPC exposure
0.9 standardizes wireX naming (with real APIs), adds tag-driven middleware/permissions across transports, introduces interaction objects for queues & scheduled tasks, clarifies RPC exposure via `expose`, and lays groundwork for swappable HTTP routing.
Pikku 0.8 — Our Biggest Release Yet!
Pikku 0.8 introduces RPCs, queue workers, MCP server integration, and bundle-level service shaking — setting a new baseline for what a modern typed backend framework should offer.
Pikku Now Uses Fetch!
Simplifying Server Support with Native Request/Response APIs
Content Management in Pikku
How Pikku Simplifies and Secures Your Content Operations
Run JS WebSockets anywhere!
How Pikku Bridges Serverless and Server-Based Websocket Connections
Pikku Tags And Middleware
Introducing Middleware & Tag Filtering in Pikku
Pikku Rebrand!
The Pikku Rebrand!
Introducing Inspector Pikku
Extracting pikku inspection into its own package
Pikku has gone serverless 🚀
Cloudflare and AWS support has been added
Announcing Pikku 0.6: WebSockets, Scheduled Tasks, and a More Flexible, Typed Future
Explore Pikku 0.6’s new Typed Streams/WebSocket support, scheduled tasks (including serverless deployments) and compile-time optimizations.
Announcing Pikku 0.5: Next.js Integration, HTTP Client, and OpenAPI Docs
Explore the latest features in Pikku 0.5, including NextJS integration, a new HTTP client, and OpenAPI documentation.
Announcing Pikku 0.3
A deeper dive into how Pikku registers routes
Announcing Pikku 0.2
Discover how Pikku 0.2 transforms HTTP request handling in Node.js with new features, enhanced TypeScript support, and seamless integration with popular frameworks like Fastify, uWS, and Next.js.
Why I haven't used nestJS
A very high level / personal comparison between the two frameworks
Service Lookup Continued
A bit more detail as to why we use service lookups
Service Lookup
How and why pikku uses services
Hello!
A short welcome message for user context!
React and VanillaJS Services
A dive into the use-service-hook to tie state management directly to ES6 classes without the need for contexts or redux