Closed martinheidegger closed 7 years ago
Narrowing the range of Node versions to support will hopefully make the lifes of maintainers easier. I think this policy is very clear, and easy to validate for workshopper maintainers, NodeSchool organizers and NodeSchool students.
A couple of notes:
@rvagg Thank you for your input (I am learning every day).
cc @denysdovhan
Personally, I believe that for personal needs we have to use latest version of Node.js on our machines. And we need to force moving of new ecmascript features. Moreover, Node.js 4 will be out of active LTS soon.
That's just my personal opinion and that's why I updated my learnyoubash workshopper. In case with how-to-markdwon (which is a core-workshopper) it will support Node.js 4 as long as it's needed.
@denysdovhan How would you phrase it?
@martinheidegger phrase what? Didn't understand you.
@denysdovhan How would you phrase "a compatibility guide that should help maintainers of workshoppers to figure out what version to support."
@martinheidegger the sentences from this PR look good for creators of workshoppers.
Merging this PR for now. Please submit follow-ups if you find ways to improve the wording. Thx ^_^
In response to https://github.com/workshopper/learnyounode/issues/503 and thanks to @3DEsprit 's question, this PR adds a compatibility guide that should help maintainers of workshoppers to figure out what version to support.
I would love to hear the input of @sethvincent @denysdovhan (due to their awesome work on javascripting that might support this policy), @rvagg (as Node TSC member and initator of workshoppers) @hackygolucky (as Node.js education manager), @jpwesselink (as contact at NodeSchool) and @ashleygwilliams (as contact at Node together) since this policy might shape the way how to communicate the use of Node at various events.