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mmaster5on New version of StrongLoop's Process Manager for Node with docker and nginx support

I use forever but it doesn't have clustering... Will check this out.

mmaster5on StrongLoop announces most complete process manager for Node.js clustering

Looks like this could be an alternative to pm2 that doesn't have the AGPL copyleft?

What is the big deal in the next version anyway?

Per his blog, Fast.ly is now hosting the npm registry, so the money is not going for hosting. It's to build some kind of sellout business.

Back in July he must've seen this coming because he switched the npm license from MIT to the more restrictive Artistic 2.0: https://github.com/npm/npm/commit/c32391b1efd70a861cebc77e0c...

He's already taken away the download numbers on npmjs.org, so maybe he intends to sell the "analytics" back to the community.

The guy calls himself a Supreme Emporer on his LinkedIn.

mmaster5on Collaboration not Derision in the Node Community

Put node in neutral territory.

mmaster5on Collaboration not Derision in the Node Community

Here is the context: Joyent VP of Eng calls Node.js leading contributor an asshole on the corporate blog. http://www.joyent.com/blog/the-power-of-a-pronoun

Real classy.

Yes the guy was being thick, but he was virtually fired by someone not at his own company.

mmaster5on What’s new in Node v0.10?

As I read it, Joyent relicenses the IP under MIT, so although they may be the IP "owner" they immediately give anyone a license to do pretty much whatever with the code.

Definitely appreciate that they pay you to work on it. Appreciate that there are new companies in the ecosystem too.

And finally someone who looks like they are going to support Node on Windows and Linux!

mmaster5on What’s new in Node v0.10?

huh so these strongloop guys are the new node maintainers?