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actualprogram

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    Comment #10577755

    The irony of this question should be apparent if you search for packages on npm today. How many "new projects" are there? In answer, why not create a new project? NPM INC controls …

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    Comment #10479200

    io.js made a lot of noise about this, and has reached a "compromise" position that is indistinguishable to the end-user - or is LTS going to take V8 version bump over its 2.5-year …

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    Comment #10478543

    If by "match V8" you mean "skip most V8 changes"? V8 revs on par with Chrome, at a pace about four times what you say. Turns out that despite pillorying Joyent for sticking to V8 m…

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    Comment #10266167

    I suppose it could just be coincidence that the io.js fork didn't just disable, but did non-trivial work to remove facilities that allowed for competing (and totally open source) p…

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    Comment #10199521

    HA! Hahahaha. hahaa.... wheeze Acquisitions are thoroughly NDA'd. A few of the core team may have been told (but relationships are not universally cordial - recall that Strongloop …

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    Comment #10188398

    Node's API stability is a wonderful and many-layered thing. While more and more of the API is moving towards stability in the colloquial "is this going to change between versions?"…

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    Comment #10188156

    If you're concerned with stability, the best thing you can do is wait for the LTS release to come off the 4 branch. A quick glance at outstanding issues will show a number of integ…

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    Comment #10056935

    Let's review the conditions of your example: no source, no debugger, two function calls And the assertion that // works as a strategy. There's only two things you could possibly co…

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    Comment #10044196

    I can. It's long and tedious, because a lot of it is very simple things you learn very early on writing and maintaining software. You seem to be arguing that your example demonstra…