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Node.js 23 released, no longer supports 32-bit Windows systems

Node.js 23 is here, and it's packing some exciting features! The biggest news is that it no longer supports 32-bit Windows systems, focusing instead on modern environments to boost performance and compatibility.


What's New in Node.js 23?


  1. Native ES Module Support: You can now load native ES modules using require() without needing the --experimental-require-module flag.

  2. Stable --run Command: The --run flag is now stable, making script execution more efficient.

  3. Test Runner Enhancements: The test runner supports glob patterns for overriding files, giving you more flexibility in test configuration.


Important Notes


  • Node.js 23 will replace Node.js 22 as the "Current" release line when Node.js 22 enters long-term support (LTS) on October 29.

  • Odd-numbered versions, like Node.js 23, are ideal for testing early features and won't be promoted to LTS. Even-numbered versions, like Node.js 22, focus on stability and security, with 30 months of support.


Node.js is an open-source JavaScript runtime environment built on the Chrome V8 engine, perfect for efficient network applications and concurrent connections.

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