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Node.js community is 'completely feral' and a model for future development, says Weaveworks

Peter Gothard
Peter Gothard
clock 18 August 2016 •
Node.js community is 'completely feral' and a model for future development, says Weaveworks

One day "development will be a natural part of our lives" adds Rackspace

The open source Node.js community is "completely feral" and full of coders who "don't know what they're doing". But it is also an indicator of "what the next 15 years of development will be like". This...

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