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What's your perspective on Node.js now that you've been writing Rust?
Rust has a sense of consistency and polish that JS will never achieve. I like Node's ecosystem a lot! There's so many mad science things; it's wonderful. But the fragmentation of modules, async, streams, etc. is not something that will ever improve. Makes me sad.
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Heh, you already asked me this once. But they do a great job of creating a good culture around the project. The project feels respectful. The community cares a lot. Even if people would stop working on core, if the culture is right, things will end up right.
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But I still like Node tho. With all its flaws, it feels like home. There's a fearlessness and pragmatism in the ecosystem that's really nice.
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What do you think about ES modules? Should we really switch from cjs to esm?
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