 Hi everyone, I am Matteo Collina and I am one of the lead maintainer of the Fastify project. This is a quick update about the incubating projects at the OpenJS Foundation, Fastify. Let's look into it very briefly. Well, we still have all the same logo as before, right? Didn't change much. We are still very fast, however, something new is happening. We are going to launch Fastify V3 very soon. We are at the latest stage of our RC candidate and maybe this week we'll see the light, maybe the next week? I don't know. It's open source, right? It's done what it's done. But let's go very briefly over the list of the changes. So first changes, first important changes of Fastify V3 is a new middleware support. In fact, now Fastify can even embed Express or keep using our own system. However, now that has been made fully modular. We have improved the logger serialization by using the Fastify objects instead of the node core ones. Changed a little bit, simplified some logic in the validation and serialization that was very hard to maintain and required a lot of work for us. So we simplified that brutally so that we make our life easier, essentially. And some of the hooks were improved and changed signature so that in this way with Fastify V3 you can actually, for example, received gzipped payloads and decode them via the hooks before it was not really possible. So that's okay. That's cool. Well, you know, we couldn't really ship it that in V2, so anyway. We also have on-route and on-register have changed things a little bit. Not much. We have added most of the plug-in already to end of them. But one of the greatest new things is the new TypeScript support, which was written by fellow collaborator Ethan Arrowwood. And you know, it's a full rewrite of all the types, simplifying most of the major pain points that people were complaining about in the V2 types. We didn't want to ship them in V2 because they have been, because you know, it's one of those things where I don't want to break everybody, okay? A lot of people rely on those types. So that's why we are shipping them in V3 only. But they are so much better and they handle certain edge cases really in a much more natural way that you know, you can remove a lot of boilerplate, essentially. I'm sorry. There's a little bit of work for migrating. It also managed on code exceptions and there are some additional and further improvement. There's a connection time out option, a keep alive option. And oh, this is actually pretty great, which is the sync await support for plugins, which we already seen in action, which is this line here, which in fact, you can now await Fastify.register and it will all magically works. So that's pretty cool, right? So then, well, you know, that's it. That's it for our update. Let's go back to our slide and remember to npm install Fastify. So that's all for the quick update on Fastify V3. I just want to thank all the collaborators that have contributed to this release. Thomas, of course, Tomaso, Ethan, David Marklements, Dustin, Luciano, Ivan, Manuel, James and Nathan. Thank you all for helping out with this fantastic release. And I can't wait for you to try it out. Oh, you really can. It's already, it's already on npm and you can npm install Fastify at next and you will be able to play with V3. One more thing that it added, I think we also had the support of Node.SM, so you can also play with Fastify and Node.SM at the same time. Pretty nice. Anyway, thank you and please try it out. Bye, folks.