What the IBM Acquisition of StrongLoop Means for the Node.js Community
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#2Congratulations Issac! Happy for you and the team.
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#3Congratulations Issac! Happy for you and the team.
Woot thanks Kord. I'm excited for Node.
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#4Congrats , I know nothing about "modern" IBM but it seems like they are trying interesting things with Bluemix. Let's see what happens next.
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#5JavaScript is eating the world, part XXIV.
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#6Once I worked in a project which IBM was also involved. And everything in IBM related to that project was slow, very slow.
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#7Sorry for the joke but how many callbacks did they need to make this transaction?
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#8This has some awesome implications for open source. If a huge company like IBM openly supports and dedicates resources to FOSS, I think we can expect these products to get way more attention and receive the full treatment of corporate testing and development which would really offset the ephemeral nature of projects like Node. Not saying the current foundation guys aren't doing a great job already, but IBM's expertise in software can only be a plus I think!
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#9Sorry for the joke but how many callbacks did they need to make this transaction?
I promise it wasn't that many.
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#10I realize this blog post is full of optimistic "nothing will change!" statements, but that doesn't seem super-IBM-like.