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With the few forks and stances that everyone is taking now, I really hope that an amazing project like Node doesn't get f* up by becoming fragmented and multipl
by _almosnow 12y ago
With the few forks and stances that everyone is taking now, I really hope that an amazing project like Node doesn't get f* up by becoming fragmented and multiple different "versions" appearing.
- Skywing 12y agosigh time to start looking into Go
- logicchains 12y agoOr Dart. It's a lot closer to node and JS than Go (it uses asynchronous IO), and can more easily be used across both the server and client (Go's compilation-to-Javascript support is less developed). It's also surprisingly fast for a dynamic language, and has the generics Go lacks.
- espadrine 12y agoThe most valuable piece that came out of the node project is libuv, and that is certainly not going away.