What’s new in Node v0.10?
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What’s new in Node v0.10?
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#2W00t!
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#3After 9 months all we get is a new streams interface?
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#4v0.10 comes after v0.8(0)? That's like launching Chrome v3 after Chrome v25.
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#5After 9 months all we get is a new streams interface?
Given how all manner of languages, libraries and frameworks tend to massively sprawl over time, keeping the growth of core components down is a good idea.
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#6v0.10 comes after v0.8(0)? That's like launching Chrome v3 after Chrome v25.
0.10 != 0.1, in the same way that 0.8 != 0.80
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#7v0.10 comes after v0.8(0)? That's like launching Chrome v3 after Chrome v25.
v0.8 < v0.10 < ... < v0.80. God damn math.
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#8v0.10 comes after v0.8(0)? That's like launching Chrome v3 after Chrome v25.
It's major.minor.revision, not decimal.
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#9v0.10 comes after v0.8(0)? That's like launching Chrome v3 after Chrome v25.
The version is not a decimal but a dot delimited list of integers. Which gives you 10 > 8.
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#10v0.10 comes after v0.8(0)? That's like launching Chrome v3 after Chrome v25.
I agree, if they're doing that, then v0.8 should actually have been v0.08