The Walking Node

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   The Walking Dead Node Munich Node.js Meetup #17, December 4

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   Node is dead Long live IO? Issue #37

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   First Contact

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   GitHub

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   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
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   Reaction

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   Second Contact

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   GitHub

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   Reaction

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    Twitter I brb, migrating everything to io.js: https://t.co/fgQk49HqAW — Jan

    Lehnardt (@janl) 3. Dezember 2014
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    Twitter II This year I am thankful for https://t.co/HCzm02Zu8M 🙌#

    — Jongleberry (@jongleberry) 27. November 2014
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    Twitter III #iojs-Tweets

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    Background

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    Problems Delay in new releases Core contributors left Joyent forced

    policy
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    Reaction

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    Future

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    Scenarios IO.js replaces Node.js Node.js and IO.js coexist Joyent gives

    IO organization name rights Wait until end of Januar
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    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)
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    Impact

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    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 " ' { } ' \ ;
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    For Recruiters Recruiter looking for #iojs developers, 4 years experience

    required #nodejs — Lloyd Watkin (@lloydwatkin) 3. Dezember 2014
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    Final Words

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    Sources Github Logo Discussions Release Discussions Eran Hammer (Walmart) More

    Background Information
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    Thank You Follow me on twitter @bodojs and on github

    bodokaiser or write me an email i@bodokaiser.io