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by aaronblohowiak 5879 days ago
It really depends on your use-case. couch and redis support are pretty good. Things are still rapidly changing and there isn't a canonical way to do things ( ry has encouraged developers to specify what versions of node their code is built to work with, but if it isn't specified you should be cautious and run the tests.)

When node 0.2.0 is released, we will have a lot more stability in node-core (though things are getting there now). Until then, this is still an "edge" project and should be treated accordingly. For instance, check out the recent addition of buffers and unification of stream interfaces.