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This is why you don't usually expose Node directly to the internet. You use NGINX or others in front of it! It's 0.10 for christ's sakes.
by sktrdie 13y ago
This is why you don't usually expose Node directly to the internet. You use NGINX or others in front of it! It's 0.10 for christ's sakes.
- delian66 13y agoIt is now 0.10.xxx ... and before that it was 0.9 ; probably when it becomes 0.99, it will go to 0.100 and so on ... I highly recommend to anyone to avoid using Node in production until its developers grow up, and become responsible for a stable API, and not change their minds every 2 months.
- jeswin 13y agoDo you have any links that point to "the developers changing their minds every 2 months"? How have you been affected? As a node user for 2 years, my view is that the API has been fairly stable of late. Please back this up with evidence.
- doki_pen 13y agoThe mailing list just had a long post by Isaacs about how 0.10 is the last release before 1.0 and that 1.0 should be backward compatible with anything you write for 0.10.