JS Runtime Management
A survey for developers using Node.js and other JavaScript runtimes.
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What is the oldest version of Node.js you still work with? *
ex: 14.1.0
Do you use io.js? *
This was the fork of Node (i.e. Node 3.x.x)
How often do you use Deno? *
Please identify any other JavaScript runtimes/related tech you work with:
Aside from Windows, do you regularly use any other operating systems? Please identify those you use.
When developing on a Windows workstation, I primarily use...
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On your primary development computer....
I deploy Node apps primarily to
I primarily work in a...
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On average, how many different JavaScript projects do you work on per month? Please include projects that use Node/Deno as a build tool.
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How many Node-based CLI tools do you regularly use (i.e. anything installed with npm install --global)
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Which Node.js package manager do you primarily use?
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How often do you UPGRADE Node versions?
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How often do you CHANGE Node versions?
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Would you or your organization benefit from controlling which versions of Node.js developers can use?
For example, if your organization wishes to restrict which versions of Node.js developers can use for security purposes, select "Yes".
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Does your organization restrict which npm modules can be used?
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Including yourself, how many people on your team/department use a JavaScript version manager?
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If you would like to see NVM for Windows (or Runtime/rt) supported in other languages (ex: German), please list those languages here:
In your own words, what are the biggest challenges you face managing your Node versions?
NVM4W is used by millions of people and companies. The project is not sustainable under the current sponsorship levels though (which is why development has historically been slow). The next version (core) will remain free, but some features (think pro/enterprise/collaboration/support) will be made available under an annual commercial license. If this interests you and you're willing/able to share, it would help us to know the average annual budget your firm allocates per developer for professional tooling.
Development has started on Runtime, the cross-platform (and enterprise-ready) successor to NVM for Windows. Would you like to receive email updates regarding this project? *
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