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For the most part, almost all JavaScript code and modules will run the same under io.js as node.js. The primary point of breakage is binary modules. io.js is
by Osiris 11y ago
For the most part, almost all JavaScript code and modules will run the same under io.js as node.js. The primary point of breakage is binary modules. io.js is constantly upgrading their V8 bindings, so binary modules need to be updated much more frequently than with node.js.
- jorangreef 11y agoIt's more a case of dealing with the legacy problem of node.js never having upgraded V8 as often as they should have.