"0.12 is DOA" and "There is little doubt that io.js represents the future of node"
All in all, I agree with his sentiment- the 0.12 and io.js versions of node are both interesting-looking, but my production code is running on 0.10 until (a) I need something specific from later versions or (b) the code has had time to gel and stabilize. Just because I can run a basic test suite against a new version doesn't mean there's no obscure edge and race conditions that are unlikely (but still possible) to occur.
"0.12 is DOA" and "There is little doubt that io.js represents the future of node"
All in all, I agree with his sentiment- the 0.12 and io.js versions of node are both interesting-looking, but my production code is running on 0.10 until (a) I need something specific from later versions or (b) the code has had time to gel and stabilize. Just because I can run a basic test suite against a new version doesn't mean there's no obscure edge and race conditions that are unlikely (but still possible) to occur.