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Yes, we are, but caveat; it's only for a few smaller services where the functionality makes lots of sense to be heavily asynchronous, and we're not leveraging m
by adrianpike 11y ago
Yes, we are, but caveat; it's only for a few smaller services where the functionality makes lots of sense to be heavily asynchronous, and we're not leveraging many external dependencies.
FWIW, deployment and packaging is still a painful issue for node - I've been bitten in the past by people not semver'ing their modules in a non-breaking way.
- jorgecurio 11y agothanks I think that is a more realistic real world scenario, some people on HN thinks they can change the enterprise world but it's super hard to do it with javascript imho and evident by that it's not being used in wide deployment.... Java is still king in the enterprise world.