Re:Node.js modules you should know about: read
by IsaacSchlueter on Thursday December 08, 2011 @12:01PM
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Node has been "production ready" for a while, yes. At least, Voxer, Ebay, LinkedIn, Joyent, and Microsoft (among others) seem to think so :)
The API is not changing quickly any more. In fact, in most areas (if you're just dealing with documented features and not diving into obscure internals) it's as stable as it's going to get.
The most recent breaking change that I'm aware of was announced almost a year in advance (though it still caused some hardship). We really are trying to avoid doing that sort of thing if at all possible.
Yes, it's young and there will be bugs, but updates that "break all the nodes" should be a thing of the past.
How do you feel about Node.js now that we're on version 0.6? I've been dabbling with it again recently and found it to be maturer and much more stable. I also heard a quote (i cant remember from who) in a video saying that Node was now production ready?
I've even been using it on Windows and found it to be very well behaved indeed. Same goes for MongoDB for that matter.