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Interview with Mikeal Rogers: Node.js Fork that Ended up as a Giant, Unifying Step Forward

posted by martyb on Sunday June 21 2015, @08:17AM   Printer-friendly
from the two-nodes-back-into-one dept.

tonymercmobily writes with a FreeSoftwareMagazine interview:

Node.js is the software that allows you to run Javascript to create powerful server-side applications by using Google's V8 Javascript Engine. As a Node developer myself, I have always felt frustrated by seeing that Joyent, the company behind Node.s, was extremely conservative in terms of upgrading node to use the latest V8 version; the project was also struggling to get developers to actually contribute to code. This is why Fedor Indutny did the unthinkable: forked node and created IO.js. Today, the two projects are uniting possibly offering developers the best of both worlds

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  • (Score: 1) by Pino P on Sunday June 21 2015, @02:43PM

    by Pino P (4721) on Sunday June 21 2015, @02:43PM (#199081) Journal

    this style of sandwich got its name from the city of Hamburg somehow.

    And it turns out they don't even know [wikipedia.org] where the "Ham" in Hamburg comes from.

  • (Score: 2) by c0lo on Sunday June 21 2015, @02:58PM

    by c0lo (156) Subscriber Badge on Sunday June 21 2015, @02:58PM (#199084) Journal
    Most probable it not from "the upper part of a pig's leg" - that would be "schinken".
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