The Walking Node

Slides from my talk about the nodejs fork "iojs" at the Munich Nodejs User Group meetup.

1. The Walking Dead Node Munich Node.js Meetup #17, December 4
2. Node is dead Long live IO? Issue #37
3. First Contact
4. GitHub
5. Twitter @KenanSulayman it's just a fork. don't worry. if it gets relevant, we'll all gonna know :D — Julian Gruber (@juliangruber) 30. November 2014
6. Reaction
7. Second Contact
8. GitHub
9. Reaction
10. Twitter I brb, migrating everything to io.js: https://t.co/fgQk49HqAW — Jan Lehnardt (@janl) 3. Dezember 2014
11. Twitter II This year I am thankful for https://t.co/HCzm02Zu8M 🙌# — Jongleberry (@jongleberry) 27. November 2014
12. Twitter III #iojs-Tweets
13. Background
14. Problems Delay in new releases Core contributors left Joyent forced policy
15. Reaction
16. Future
17. Scenarios IO.js replaces Node.js Node.js and IO.js coexist Joyent gives IO organization name rights Wait until end of Januar
18. Plans 6-Week release cycle Quick V8 update adoption Open Governance Model Addon-layer (like nan) Split node in submodules (libuv.js, stdlib.js) Clean up stdlib (e.g. deprecate domain)
19. Impact
20. For Developers Learn a new command. f i n d . ‐ n a m e " * . j s " ‐ e x e c s e d ‐ i " " " s / n o d e / i o j s / g " ' { } ' \ ;
21. For Recruiters Recruiter looking for #iojs developers, 4 years experience required #nodejs — Lloyd Watkin (@lloydwatkin) 3. Dezember 2014
22. Final Words
23. Sources Github Logo Discussions Release Discussions Eran Hammer (Walmart) More Background Information
24. Thank You Follow me on twitter @bodojs and on github bodokaiser or write me an email i@bodokaiser.io