blip.strongloop.com is dead – what is this?
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Re: blip.strongloop.com is dead – what is this?
#2Analytics shouldn't break applications. If anything npm should provide a way to opt into analytics and provide them to all publishers.
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#4Analytics shouldn't break applications. If anything npm should provide a way to opt into analytics and provide them to all publishers.
Even worse, they’re doing analytics without opt-in, or providing a way to use the package without analytics.
This is clearly inacceptable.
Re: blip.strongloop.com is dead – what is this?
#5Analytics shouldn't break applications. If anything npm should provide a way to opt into analytics and provide them to all publishers.
Or, just provide anonymized public analytics.
Re: blip.strongloop.com is dead – what is this?
#6One might reasonably wonder whether executing npm outside a sandbox is a good idea under any circumstances.
Re: blip.strongloop.com is dead – what is this?
#7Between this and the other article regarding the death of ExpressJS-- is IBM is a good contributor to the JS open source community?
Re: blip.strongloop.com is dead – what is this?
#8Analytics shouldn't break applications. If anything npm should provide a way to opt into analytics and provide them to all publishers.
Or, just provide anonymized public analytics.
Re: blip.strongloop.com is dead – what is this?
#9`curl -i http://blip.strongloop.com/loopback` returns content from S3. Are we suggesting then they are using S3 bucket analytics to see how many times a package has been downloaded then?
Re: blip.strongloop.com is dead – what is this?
#10I have long since come to the conclusion that most of the nodejs ecosystem is rotten. I don't even know where to begin.
I'm certain this is a mentality issue more than anything.