TBH I felt like a lot of this could have been resolved if he stayed involved with the community and opened issues with the relevant repos. Seems pretty classle

TBH I felt like a lot of this could have been resolved if he stayed involved with the community and opened issues with the relevant repos. Seems pretty classless to rage quit the community, brag about how much better Go is, then mark your return at a JS conference by shitting on Node and hard-forking the server-side JS community.