I'm finishing learning Rails and next wish to get some JS under my belt- I wish someone would please explain the difference between Javascript, Angular, Ember, Node, and where a noob Rails dev with no JS knowledge whatsoever should begin in all of this.
Node v0.10.14 (Stable)
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Re: Node v0.10.14 (Stable)
#32For anyone willing to learn node which would be an easy way to install the latest version on a server? Ubuntu 13.04 repository only has node v0.6.19
Just use nvm[1]. It's awesome, use it dev/prod. It's also easy to build and install from source on debian-based distros (my only experience). [1] https://github.com/creationix/nvm
Nave[1] works like a charm for me.
Re: Node v0.10.14 (Stable)
#33The particulars of semantic versioning aside, am I the only one who chuckles at "Stable" being applied to version-zero releases?
The guys responsible for Node have been on record as saying that Node could probably be considered "stable" starting at 0.8, because that's when they decided to start supporting backwards compatibility rather than habitually breaking the API.