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Respectfully, I really think that "modern Node project" bucket is too large to be a useful descriptor. I do this with Node frequently with no issues (across rou
by spmurrayzzz 5y ago
Respectfully, I really think that "modern Node project" bucket is too large to be a useful descriptor. I do this with Node frequently with no issues (across roughly 140+ distributed systems, most using hapi & mongodb, but also some more low-level services using the core node UDP/TCP APIs).
I'm sure there are modern projects that can make this painful, but if you're judicious about dependency management and staying on the LTS version of node, its rare you see any major headaches in our stack.
Even for super old / legacy services (ones without automated dependency mgmt through CI), it takes maybe 15-30m to get everything up to date.