My understanding is that developerWorks will buy any article that's not horrible. Thus you see a lot of mediocre stuff written by mediocre freelancers and consultants looking to make names for themselves and pick up a little money between contracts.
IBM doesn't care about node.js people
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They clearly need a peer review process as any decent Node dev could have told them that article is crap.
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#22What a joke. These same people (nodejitsu) said I/O has been done wrong for 30 years without, themselves, having done the research. http://www.betabeat.com/2011/04/20/nodejitsu-raises-750k-fro... I have also heard Charlie Robbins say you can't build a web framework without threads, in spite of Python having multiple single threaded systems. When challenged, he said, "that's still a thread." Riiiiight... So, back at y…
I'd love to hear where you came up with this one.. 'you can't build a web framework without threads, in spite of Python having multiple single threaded systems. When challenged, he said, "that's still a thread."'
What do you mean? This was a conversation I had with him.
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#23Well.. Igor Sysoev (nginx) has pointed out some thoughts about why V8 and node.js isn't good for servers. The most important part is GC. You just can't afford it with enterprise or B2B services. This is very cool framework, V8 is great engine, but this stack can't be used in B2B projects.
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#24The article was removed. Google has a copy, and I have a copy of its copy: http://kwpolska.github.com/nodejs-ibm.html
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#25I hope to be as awesome as Marak when I grow up ....
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