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+title: Open Open Source with Node.js
+date: 2016-06-26
+tag: [rand]
+twitter: starefossen
+published: true
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+Node has become one of the biggest success stories and failures of open source.
+In January of 2014 a bounch of active contributors to the Node.js project became
+increasingly conserned about the decrease in contibutors and new realses of Node.js.
+
+At this time Node.js was run by Joyent with the BDFL model. A the concerned
+contributors asked Joyent if they (the community) could take over Node.js and
+started a process. It was rocky and a bit up and down. Joyent got a new CEO,
+Scot Hammond, and he got involved and built out an Advicory Board.
+
+But the progress slow and involved a bounch of involved companies getting
+together in a room and trying to solve the various problems. The big probelm
+with this process was that the open source contributors of the open source
+community was left out and was not not in a positition to fix the problem with
+Node.js slowing down. Having a room full of companies does not fix that.
+
+Around the same time as the Node.js Avisory Board was fomalized a project named
+Node Forward was initiated. Node Forward would try to formalize and galvanize
+some of the problems around some of the higher level problems of Node.js. For a
+short time there was a fork of Node.js landing patches. Node Forward was
+informed by Joyent (who owned the trademarks to Node.js) that the fork was a
+trade mark violation whiched forces Node Forward to make the fork private.
+
+Fedor Indutny (a core contributor to Node.js and a member of the Node Forward)
+pushed the fork button on GitHub and renamed the fork io.js which would not
+infringe on the Node.js trademark. Within a short period of time the rest of the
+active contributors moved to the io.js fork, except for those emplyed by Joyent ofcours.
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+2015-01-14 - io.js v1.0.0 released
+2015-01-27 - Travis.ci io.js support
+2015-02-03 - Atom switches to io.js
+2015-02-05 - Codeship io.js support
+
+https://medium.com/@mikeal/65e5b1c49a62
+https://medium.com/@mikeal/2b3094e6f923
+https://hueniverse.com/2014/12/04/before-the-drama/
+
+https://twitter.com/mikeal/status/560920566761537536
+https://twitter.com/mikeal/status/540587547978891265
+https://twitter.com/rvagg/status/562426788844818433