What if NodeJS had never existed?

Rails was the most popular web framework around the time NodeJS came out but there were many different stacks out there. Now it seems that everything is just NodeJS even when it shouldn't be.

The open web is dead, long live the open web. ⌐◨-◨

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I never shipped anything with rails but did play around with it. It was quite nice and clean.

I like minimal frameworks so I played around with Sinatra too.
Today I enjoy using Gin in Go.

I loved rails. I enjoyed it more in 2015 than I enjoy node right now

New Honeypot documentary just dropped!

How Ryan Dahl created Node.js in 2008, the early contributors, the governance dispute with Joyent and subsequent community fork (io.js), and finally the merging back together of the two open source projects.

https://youtu.be/LB8KwiiUGy0

Hard to imagine a world without all the JavaScript tooling we take for granted now. Certainly helps to have npm as the de-facto package manager and task runner for the JavaScript web frameworks.

Fascinating to hear how the ecosystem came together from the creators themselves:

Hard to imagine a world without all the JavaScript tooling we take for granted now. Certainly helps to have npm as the de-facto package manager and task runner for the JavaScript web frameworks.

Fascinating to hear how the ecosystem came together from the creators themselves:

https://warpcast.com/darrylyeo/0x43811864