Re:Node.js 8 Moves into Long-Term Support, Node.js 9 Becomes...
by jdavis703 on Tuesday October 31, 2017 @06:46PM
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> which itself is up to version 5.x
Major version numbers in Javascript are defined using SEMVER. What this means is that a major version only implies that a breaking change was included (e.g. the API contract is different). It doesn't really have anything to do with a classic pattern where V2 is seen as the second phase, and V5 is seen as the fifth phase, etc, of a project.
Major version numbers in Javascript are defined using SEMVER. What this means is that a major version only implies that a breaking change was included (e.g. the API contract is different). It doesn't really have anything to do with a classic pattern where V2 is seen as the second phase, and V5 is seen as the fifth phase, etc, of a project.