Index 2018 node.js what's next

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Want to hear what is next for Node.js ? New features? Major changes? Key initiatives at the technical and organizational level ? This talk by the Node.js Technical Steering Committee Chair along with the Long Term Support Release lead will give you an insight on what is up and coming on the Node.js front across the board.

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