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In the Node.js ecosystem, major semver bumps often just mean that support for an EOL version of Node was dropped. Which is a good thing IMO - allows the devs to
by profmonocle 5y ago
In the Node.js ecosystem, major semver bumps often just mean that support for an EOL version of Node was dropped. Which is a good thing IMO - allows the devs to use modern JS conventions without as much transpiling overhead.