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Wired's quote from Joyent is, to me, rather telling: "But for Joyent CTO Bryan Cantrill, Node is alive and well, despite the slower pace of development. He say
by pflats 12y ago
Wired's quote from Joyent is, to me, rather telling:
"But for Joyent CTO Bryan Cantrill, Node is alive and well, despite the slower pace of development. He says that Joyent has been focused on making Node faster and more stable, rather than adding new features. “You’ve got to look at the quality of contributions,” he explains, “not the quantity.”"
- kelseyhannan 12y agoNode.js issues in my mind now are maintainability related, not performance related. They need to stop fetishizing performance and focus more on making node.js more accessible/easier to work with.