Romain Lanz

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Developer at FIVB.com @adonisjs.com core member 🔗 romainlanz.com 🔗 https://boring-money.app ✉️ hello@romainlanz.com

Reddit post with title: "Do you also end up rewriting the same error handling in every Node.js project?"
Comments asking for a batteries included frameworks like RoR, Django or Laravel
Back-end Frameworks Pain Points as per State of JS Survey. Main one are Static typing, Browser support and Performance
IA Assistant proposing to create a new goal for my new laptop
Changelog of boring-money foundable at https://boring-money.app/changelog
Le jeu wordle
Latest changelog of Boring Money showing the new feature to add team member.
class ResizeImageJob extends Job<ResizeImagePayload> { constructor(private storage: StorageService) { super() } async execute() { const image = await this.storage.get(this.payload.path) const resized = await image.resize(this.payload.width) await this.storage.put(this.payload.outputPath, resized) } }
// Cron-based await ReportJob.schedule({ type: 'sales' }) .cron('0 9 * * MON') .timezone('Europe/Paris') .run() // Interval-based await MetricsJob.schedule({ endpoint: '/api/health' }) .every('30s') .run()
Changelog showing 3 releases dated December 29, 2025. Version v20251229.3 adds balance reconciliation for liquid assets. Version v20251229.2 adds month navigation on dashboard. Version v20251229.1 adds filtering for expenses and incomes by month, category, and search text, pagination for lists, and skeleton loading states.
Discord Message with: "Adonis.js is probably the best full stack framework I worked with! I’m just now starting to switch over from express."
Benchmark results: @boringnode/queue vs BullMQ. Tests run with 100, 500, and 1000 jobs at concurrency 1, 5, and 10. Results show @boringnode/queue is up to 13.9% faster in most scenarios.
Code sample for the queue package, available on the GitHub
Yes, you can deploy AdonisJS on AWS Lambda, but just because you can doesn't necessarily mean you should. AWS Lambda is a Function-as-a-Service (FaaS) platform designed for short-lived, stateless functions, not for long-running web servers. AdonisJS, like most full-stack frameworks, is meant to run as a persistent HTTP process, so you'd often be fighting against Lambda cold starts, timeouts, and stateless nature. Otherwise, AdonisJS can be hosted anywhere Node.js runs: VPS, Docker, Kubernetes, Fly.io, Railway, Render, etc.
page d'accueil de Proton Corp
Reddit message from the link shared above that compares AdonisJS and NestJS
LMD en fou rire lors d'une partie de Peak
Participants du Pixel+Code 2025
Carte de participation à l'événement Pixel+Code pour Romain Lanz, avec sa photo et une liste de donation goals. 1000€ - Forcer Julien à streamer 2000€ - Parler avec l’accent suisse pendant 1h 3000€ - Session sport IRL avec Deafmute 4000€ - Roast de codebases 5000€ - Créer un bot qui embête les autres streamers 6000€ - Vibecoder 1h sur un vrai projet 7000€ - Dessiner un·e streamer·euse sur Paint 8000€ - Projet cuisine IA avec Deafmute 9000€ - Tester NestJS en live 10000€ - Participer au hackathon de Deafmute 15000€ - Offrir des abonnements Frontend Masters
Affiche de Pixel+Code annonçant les dates du 08.08.2025 au 10.08.2025
Affiche du Pixel+Code annoncé du 08/08 au 10/08
Hey @SI-IC! 👋🏻 AdonisJS has been around since 2015, longer than many frameworks currently active in the Node.js ecosystem. From the beginning, our goal has been to help developers write better software in Node.js. That goal doesn't require us to chase popularity or compete with other frameworks. We're not here to fight, we're here to build something stable, fast, and pleasant to use. Why would AdonisJS stop in the next 2–3 years? Quite the opposite is happening. Just a year ago, we released a major update embracing ESM to stay aligned with the direction of the Node.js ecosystem. We're also actively refactoring Lucid, our ORM, to make it more powerful and developer-friendly. The level of care and long-term thinking behind AdonisJS is rare. Since you mentioned NestJS: despite its popularity, Nest has yet to adopt ESM and still relies on non-standard decorators. As the ecosystem shifts toward spec-compliance, that could become a bigger issue. From a long-term perspective, frameworks that don't evolve with the platform may be more at risk than those that do. We're here for the long haul, not because we aim to dominate, but because we believe in building excellent tools that we love to use ourselves.
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Schéma du cycle de vie des versions de Node.js entre octobre 2024 et octobre 2026. Node.js 18 est en maintenance jusqu’en avril 2025. Node.js 20 est en maintenance jusqu’en avril 2026. Node.js 22 est actuellement en phase active et passera en maintenance en octobre 2025. Node.js 23 est une version courante de courte durée entre octobre 2024 et avril 2025. Node.js 24 devient la version courante à partir d’avril 2025 et entre en phase active en octobre 2025. La branche “main” est marquée comme “UNSTABLE” tout au long de la période.
Illustration cartoon d’un développeur portant une toque de chef et des lunettes, en train de "cuisiner" un outil de déploiement. Il remue une grande marmite remplie de tags flottants comme "docker", "traefik", "ssh" et "git". À ses côtés, une assiette de pâtes et un hamburger évoquent la métaphore culinaire. L’ambiance est chaleureuse, avec des tons orangés.
A CTF challenge scoreboard showing multiple challenge names and their solve counts in a grid format. The challenges that have been solved are highlighted in green.
CLI command showing the flag needed to validate the CTF challenge
Severance software
A circular meme illustrating the "popularity paradox" around AdonisJS, a Node.js framework. In the center is the AdonisJS logo, with the word "adonis" next to it. Surrounding the logo, four arrows form a continuous loop, each containing a phrase: 1. "AdonisJS is amazing! Why isn’t it more popular?" 2. "Only a handful of people use it..." 3. "I only want to use what’s trending..." 4. "I’ll wait until it gets more popular..." The meme humorously highlights how developers' fear of using "less popular" tools prevents those tools from ever becoming popular.
My message on the issue asking for any updates.
Schéma illustrant un client qui ouvre une connexion vers un serveur, tandis que le serveur envoie des événements via cette même connexion
Application de démonstration montrant comment un envoi de formulaire fonctionne
première diapo de la présentation
image du set Keycapsule "Video Color"
The Keycapsule set showing a full support for Qwerty US and Azerty PC
Keycapsule first set showing a beautiful keyboard in the middle of retro object
Zen browser with a "null" text in the top bar
message d'erreur indiquant que le nom d'utilisateur est incorrect
Romain Lanz with a Quest 3
import { setTimeout } from 'node:timers/promises' // Wait 5 seconds await setTimeout(5000)
Built-in support for database tools and SQL: Database tools and full SQL support, previously available through a paid plugin, is now bundled with WebStorm at no extra cost. You can query, create, and manage databases directly in the IDE. This extends WebStorm’s capabilities for backend and full-stack development. It also makes switching between JetBrains IDEs easier, as most of them include this functionality.
Screenshot of my profile showing the label applied by GitHub Labeler
Error message showed on the URL of the main post saying : "Your browser doesn't support WebGPU yet. Try switching to Chrome or downloading Chromium."
Screenshot of my personal website featuring the neobrutalism design and hero component
Screenshot of the updated Zen Browser interface, highlighting the new global and per-workspace pin features.
An interior of a MacBook Pro showing that the new battery cable does not fit