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> That's the equivalent of saying that a major problem with NodeJS is you have to pick which version to install before you deploy. Are you saying this isn't a
by morelisp 6y ago
> That's the equivalent of saying that a major problem with NodeJS is you have to pick which version to install before you deploy.
Are you saying this isn't a major problem with Node? In my experience it's a problem with every language that requires a separate runtime.
The JVM is the worst of two worlds because I have the build complexity of an AOT compiler to make my deployment artifact and the deployment complexity of an interpreted language to get the correct runtime pre-installed.
- Tsarbomb 6y agoYou do realize Java has maintained it's backwards compatibility making choosing your deployment runtime significantly easier.