nodejs

Express Session allows to store a lot of different data. There is a Typescript type named `SessionData` which allow to know what contains a session but not the data you will defined after without defining them.

It can be complicated to have the same Node version between the local environment and the CI/CD. The latest Node.js version or the latest lts is released recently and if you want to upgrade to the Node version, usually you can forget to configure one environment.

This post describes two very simple ways to convert a JavaScript object to a querystring both in a browser environment or server environment.

New NodeJS releases are done often, so you need to keep your installation up to date. To do so, you can use your Linux distribution package manager (apt, dnf, ...) or brew for OSX. Another way is to use npm..