Node.js is just what sjw use anyway senpai. The world would be better with out it

The future of Node.js is to become the next Ruby while Web Assembly takes over in five years.

>>51399368
>Web Assembly takes over in five years.
What's the point desu?

>>51399368

What it means to become ruby? I thought ruby was a hip language?

>>51399448
>>51399448

Ruby was hip six years ago because it was new and shiny and Twitter used it.

Now, companies pretty much realize that past the "Look at us, we're a startup" phase you need
But sooner or later you realize things like threading, concurrency, and memory caching are important, and then you switch to un-sexy, but functional Java (like Twitter).

>>51399589

Bah, phone post. I knew I typed that fucking first sentence, but it didn't display in the text box.

>>51399589
Couldn't they get that with jruby?

node.js has no future. web 1.0 was objectively better.

http://tinyclouds.org/rant.html
http://harmful.cat-v.org/software/node.js
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1e1zzna-dNw
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4495101
https://kaushalsubedi.com/blog/2014/10/15/node-js-sucks-heres-why/

Aubergine

>>51398365
No.
Node.js excels at what JS excelled at: Event driven programs which eat up very little in cpu time.
>>51399368
>web.asm
You faggots keep talking about this shit like you understand anything.
web.asm has been done in many different forms (Applets, PNaCl, asm.js) and Brendan Eich knows this.
He wanted something that was small and standard.
That being said, he isn't designing a runtime for any other language, and web.asm will more than likely be used the same as asm.js.
Nobody is going to visit your shit site and wait 5 mins to download some faggot C runtime that you neckbeards have made.

JS will not die because it was designed for the browser, and does extremely well in the browser.
This is still true today, for example, ECMA6 modules will hook into HTTP 2.0 so that servers can just "push" modules when requested. Think webpack, but native and fast.

>>51400109
You have no clue what web assembly even is.