crueber

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1. 1.▲
   by crueber 11y ago

   If you truly need to do sync programming for whatever reason, you probably aren't using the right language. It's not just web programming that benefits from asynchrony, it's pretty much any non-trivial algorithm. Sure, it can
2. 2.▲
   by crueber 11y ago

   Hogwash. It seems like this person doesn't understand that node is an event based, asynchronous language, and that's one of its big advantages over other languages that force threads, or don't generally offer parallel executi
3. 3.▲
   by crueber 12y ago

   You are running a circular argument. What determines stability for a programming language. Running code? I've got plenty of that. Not crashing? I've seen no more crashes on 1.1 of io.js than I have on 0.10 of node, which I also co
4. 4.▲
   by crueber 12y ago

   I don't see a single factual statement here. io.js spent part of December in a rapid incubation, and released in early January. It's stable for me on several production applications, but what does 'stable' actually mean,