Just published Waku v1.0.0-rc.4! ⛩️
Still refactoring some internals, but it's mostly stable. Give it a shot.
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Still refactoring some internals, but it's mostly stable. Give it a shot.
github.com/wakujs/waku/...
Release v1.0.0-rc.4 · wakujs/waku
Continues refactoring some internals and deprecating some unstable functions.
Migration Guide
unstable_getRequest becomes getRequest.
unstable_getHeaders is gone (use getRequest().headers).
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github.com
October 22, 2026 at 6:32 AM
Just published Waku v1.0.0-rc.4! ⛩️
Still refactoring some internals, but it's mostly stable. Give it a shot.
github.com/wakujs/waku/...
Still refactoring some internals, but it's mostly stable. Give it a shot.
github.com/wakujs/waku/...
ICYMI: Explaining GET request #GETrequest #HTTPmethod #WebDevelopment #TrackingPixels #ImpressionBeacons
Explaining GET request
A GET request is the HTTP method a browser uses to fetch a resource by its URL, and the mechanism behind tracking pixels, impression beacons and win notices.
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October 10, 2026 at 4:34 PM
ICYMI: Explaining GET request #GETrequest #HTTPmethod #WebDevelopment #TrackingPixels #ImpressionBeacons
ICYMI: Explaining GET request #GETrequest #HTTPmethod #WebDevelopment #TrackingPixels #ImpressionBeacons
Explaining GET request
A GET request is the HTTP method a browser uses to fetch a resource by its URL, and the mechanism behind tracking pixels, impression beacons and win notices.
ppc.land
October 10, 2026 at 4:34 PM
ICYMI: Explaining GET request #GETrequest #HTTPmethod #WebDevelopment #TrackingPixels #ImpressionBeacons
@jimluther Left: "Wow this works great on PPC, and I'm handling the A5 stuff on 68k for any future changes this is great and so easy to do”
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@jimluther Left: "Wow this works great on PPC, and I'm handling the A5 stuff on 68k for any future changes this is great and so easy to do”
Right: 4 hours later, whittling everything down to get it to work at all on 68k, I'm not even using globals anyway who […]
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It's more common when there's more than one property. `({ user, body, message } = getRequest());` is much nicer to read than `const request = getRequest(); user = request.user; body = request.body; message = request.message;`.
That said, yes, I also use destructuring for a single property.
That said, yes, I also use destructuring for a single property.
February 23, 2026 at 6:30 PM
It's more common when there's more than one property. `({ user, body, message } = getRequest());` is much nicer to read than `const request = getRequest(); user = request.user; body = request.body; message = request.message;`.
That said, yes, I also use destructuring for a single property.
That said, yes, I also use destructuring for a single property.