The runtime wars are over... and Node won
Last week, the JavaScript runtime wars officially ended when the guy who put JavaScript on the server and then spent the next decade atoning for it announced that his company Dino was joining Cloudflare. And on paper, it looks like a pretty traditional Silicon Valley acquisition…
- 01.Last week, the JavaScript runtime wars officially ended when the guy who put JavaScript on the server and then spent the next decade atoning for it announced that his company Dino was joining Cloudflare
- 02.And on paper, it looks like a pretty traditional Silicon Valley acquisition…
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