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Nice, but to be fair, nothing much to see here. Another point release, the future marches on, Node continues to fall behind. Everyone happily continues to not

Nice, but to be fair, nothing much to see here. Another point release, the future marches on, Node continues to fall behind. Everyone happily continues to not care what happens to it as the Node foundation... does whatever it is it's doing. We don't all need to get up and clap every two weeks when they release a new version; this should just be life as normal really.

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general_failure 12y ago
Do you know any major player supporting iojs? Like aws, heroku.
- neiled 12y ago
  heroku is: https://devcenter.heroku.com/changelog-items/595 https://devcenter.heroku.com/changelog-items/595
- kin 12y ago
  the major player I'd say would be the community
steveklabnik 12y ago
This is an interesting side effect of the 'release train' model. Releases used to be a big deal, but for many projects, they're not a big deal anymore. It's really nice from an engineering perspective, but it reduces your ability to market in the same way as before.