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I hope this site, and others, serve to convince the community that Node isn't going to work, and to move forward with iojs instead. Even if the Node project fix
by shouldbeworking 12y ago
I hope this site, and others, serve to convince the community that Node isn't going to work, and to move forward with iojs instead. Even if the Node project fixed everything, I would still prefer iojs.
- peterjmag 12y agoCan you expand on that? Why would you still prefer io.js?
- fapjacks 12y agoI agree with the grandparent post. Joyent has been so flippant, and specifically when Bryan Cantrill made that post, I just totally lost all respect for Joyent. I spent the winter writing Go, so had lost touch with node-forward, and came back to the pleasant surprise of io.js v1.0.x. I think at this point, it would be a step backwards (and a mistake) to give Joyent even a meter of ground that's been gained with the io.js fork.