Thanks for the link! There is a lot of useful JavaScript knowledge over there that's begging to get on http://www.tiljs.com/
Thanks, this looks like a really great list. I'm adding these to my reading queue :)
You should add Eloquent Javascript to the list really good JS books, if you haven't already read it: http://eloquentjavascript.net/
Most of these negative things were (are being?) written by people who target Node's shortcomings without giving due concern to the areas it shines in.
Good Parts is definitely a good read. If anyone is looking for more reading materials on JavaScript, I had written a post about it recently: http://kishorelive.com/2012/02/23/my-javascript-reading-list...