Comment by dan15

11 years ago

Yes, but something "JavaScript runtime with npm compatibility" would be friendlier and significantly easier for people to understand.

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CHY872  11 years ago

They don't provide the Javascript runtime - Google does that. This is a fork of Node.js - glossing over this is at least a little disrespectful to Node.js.

  • rlaanemets  11 years ago

    There was a trademark issue between them and Joyent that also made the node-forward GH repo to go private. They might not be comfortable using term Node.JS on the frontpage.