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Is this significant? It doesn't even look to me like there are any new features.

• mhansen 16y ago
  It's a compatibility branch, only getting bugfixes. The v0.3 branch is where new development is happening.
  • junkbit 16y ago
    Yes the memory usage in 0.3.3 is much better. I don't know how much is node and how much is the switch to v8 3 Although https is broken in git at the moment due to a rewrite
  • aaronblohowiak 16y ago
    it is stable. v0.3 can have breaking changes at any point. v0.4 will be the next stable.
• bnoordhuis 16y ago
  Well, it's a point release so that mostly means bug fixes. The fix for the write() bug alone is worth upgrading. It silently - but decisively - corrupts data on OS X[1]. [1] http://groups.google.com/group/nodejs/browse_thread/thread/c11f8b683f37cef/6b8ad81882888896 http://groups.google.com/group/nodejs/browse_thread/thread/c...
• csytan 16y ago
  Personally, I like bug fix releases. It shows that the project is quite mature when there are fixes for several different platforms. Disclaimer: I currently don't use Node.js but I cannot wait to try it out. If there's any node devs here, kudos on the site! It looks even better usability-wise than jQuery's! I hope more dev aimed projects mimic it.