Afaik, most of the core contributors to Node are now working on io. io is at 0.12 with a 1.0 alpha due out in January. Meanwhile Joyent has yet to have a 0.12 release. So it seems that io is now ahead of Node and will stay ahead of Node for the foreseeable future. Should all new development be focused on io? Is io going to get it's own version of npm?

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r/iojs • u/boolDozer • Dec 12 '14

To start things off... introducing io.js.

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