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For those wondering about how this applies to Node.js use a Netflix like myself, it's in there towards the bottom of the article: > "As Netflix grows and evolv
by vlucas 11y ago
For those wondering about how this applies to Node.js use a Netflix like myself, it's in there towards the bottom of the article:
> "As Netflix grows and evolves, there is an increasing demand for our build and deploy toolset to provide first-class support for non-JVM languages, like JavaScript/Node.js, Python, Ruby and Go. Our current recommendation for non-JVM applications is to use the Nebula ospackage plugin to produce a Debian package for baking, leaving the build and test pieces to the engineers and the platform’s preferred tooling. While this solves the needs of teams today, we are expanding our tools to be language agnostic."
- agentgt 11y agoTwitter has an agnostic tool called Pants [1]. I run a JVM shop and we are just now using some NodeJS so we are have been trying to figure out that as well. [1]: https://pantsbuild.github.io/dev.html https://pantsbuild.github.io/dev.html