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Sounds like a healthy split to me. Let Joyent handle the risk-averse companies that require a stable tool, and let the community explore the future of V8 server
by schnevets 12y ago
Sounds like a healthy split to me. Let Joyent handle the risk-averse companies that require a stable tool, and let the community explore the future of V8 server-side javascript. I'm sure some of iojs' successes will find their way into node.js as well.
- aikah 12y ago> Let Joyent handle the risk-averse companies that require a stable tool. Node is stable.Like too stable without even hitting v1. I remember a video where Douglas Crockford predicted that,saying Joyent behavior has been childish. http://youtu.be/8HzclYKz4yQ?t=22m32s http://youtu.be/8HzclYKz4yQ?t=22m32s