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>What all the JVM Node.js clones are missing and what Node.js sets apart are async libraries. There is no async (MySQL) JDBC driver for starters. Would you cal

• ricardobeat 15y ago
  Being non-existent and being production quality or not are very different things. BTW there are hundreds of node apps in production.
  • batista 15y ago
    >Being non-existent and being production quality or not are very different things. As far production is concerned, they might as well be the same thing. >BTW there are hundreds of node apps in production. Do they use some of Node's MySQL drivers though? For they (or their lack thereof) was the topic of this subthread.
    • ricardobeat 15y ago
      The topic was the non-existence of drivers in other platforms, you brought quality up. Node itself isn't 1.0 yet. I don't see how not having anything is better than having something in development. transloadit.com, from the module mantainers, has been using it for an year+. I don't have any magic insight into what modules sites use, but judging from the activity in their repo it's quite popular (~1000 watchers, 100+ forks): https://github.com/felixge/node-mysql https://github.com/felixge/node-mysql