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Will do. :yo: .......................

You have convinced me. I might try it out tonight. :sad:

Might have to try it out. I never really got into C++ after C. Is there a garbage collector?

Is it object oriented? Compiles to machine code?

In all cases, node is executing on a runtime and on top of an OS, what it does in all these cases is merely collect sensor data and is suitable because of its reactive nature which means it can switch between idle times while doing I/O. But the software itself is running on a full fledged...

Got it. I thought by hardware development you meant Embedded applications. For small projects node would be appropriate I guess. This could be true. But for automation in an industrial environment or even consumer products at scale node would not be an appropriate language at all. When it...

Node for hardware? What μC has the memory to execute node runtime?

I have no idea how such a horrendous language has been allowed to perpetuate in server development. It makes no fucking sense. Now that node code-bases are getting older and all the rockstar programmers are finally facing maintainability issues finally the trend is receding.

Isn't bower a front-end dependency manager? Plus, I had a bad experience with node. :sad:

dep seems very unintuitive to use, up until now I was relying on git's tag mechanism for versioning, but as the code-base is growing, it has become a real pain managing release candidates, bug fixes and features. I have no idea why the designers chose to do such jugaad for a new language when...

Is there a good dependency manager around for Go? Managing versions while building from source is tedious.