Modern C++ addons for node.js

By Dvir Yitzchaki

There are various reasons to write a Node.js C++ addon, including performance enhancement, direct memory access, or the need to utilize a specific C++ library. As a C++ developer, it would be advantageous to employ familiar building tools, such as CMake and Conan, for this process.

In this presentation, we will delve into the development of a C++ addon for Node.js using CMake, a cross-platform build system, and Conan, a package manager. We will also discuss the deployment of pre-built binaries.





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