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On nodejs.org, it says "Current Version: v0.12.7". Can someone explain why this discussion is about "v4"? I'm missing something…
by atestu 11y ago
On nodejs.org, it says "Current Version: v0.12.7". Can someone explain why this discussion is about "v4"? I'm missing something…
- ilaksh 11y agoWhen are they going to change the webpage and download to v4.x?
- 0x0 11y agoThey merged with the io.js fork which has already reached v3.x.
- jerrysievert 11y agonode.js got forked into io.js. io.js made a lot of improvements and changes, while trying to reconcile the fork and the reasons why it occurred. those have been reconciled. io.js had many contributors and changes, starting at 1.0, they are now on 3.0. 4.0 is the full reconciliation with node.js, as part of the linux foundation.
- WorldMaker 11y agoIt's also useful to note that io.js moved fasted in version numbering because they switched to a more semver versioning pattern, whereas Node had been using something a lot more awkward and rather more confusing. It looks like a benefit to the 4.0 jump is that Node will be using semver moving forward.