We are excited to announce the first RC release of the fourth major version of Fastify! This release contains various improvements of the developer experience and very few breaking changes. We now support only Node.js v14+, and have fixed some bugs which required a breaking change, such as the new…

We are thrilled to announce the final release of the third major version of Fastify! In April this year, we published the first Fastify v3 Release Candidate Since then we have been focusing our efforts on porting all modules maintained in the Fastify GitHub organization to Fastify v3. …

After a long development cycle, we are enormously happy to announce the first release candidate of Fastify v3! This new version of Fastify includes some changes that will allow you to have an even better experience with Fastify, starting from the brand new type definitions, the new middlewares support, and…

In November we released the first Release Candidate of Fastify v2, and we never thought it would take us more than 3 months to be able to graduate v2 out of the RC phase. 6 releases and 85 pull requests later, here we are! In these three months, we focused…

Doing everything right at the first try is not just impossible, but also weird. In the past months, we have gathered your feedback, issues, and needs and we worked behind the scenes to shape Fastify v2 to address all of them. Starting today Fastify v2 will be released as Release…

This article was co-written by Tomas Della Vedova, who is a software enginner based in Italy and lead enginneer at LetzDoIt, & Matteo Collina, who is a Node.js TSC member and principal architect at nearForm. After a year and a half of very active development with 1562 commits by 67…