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If it is by installs, electron apps are probably making up a decent portion of that. I don't think Node is likely anywhere near beating Java in it's traditional
by jrs95 9y ago
If it is by installs, electron apps are probably making up a decent portion of that. I don't think Node is likely anywhere near beating Java in it's traditional enterprise use cases.
- nailer 9y agoWhy would they include installs of electron apps in node.js downloads?
- jrs95 9y agoThey never really said what 8 million users meant, but that just seemed to be one area in which Node has a strong presence that Java doesn't. But if they're just counting people downloading Node, they're getting a huge boost from people developing frontend JS stuff that are never actually deploying Node to production. So comparing that to Java isn't exactly fair.