I don't feel that's the case at all... relative to development of every stable release of Node, 0.10 is getting very long in the tooth, and 0.11 is pretty stagnant as well. If only from the perspective of v8 supported features alone. At this point we really should be working on 0.13 (towards 1.0) which should have the --harmony features by default.
It's bad enough that I have to use browserify to get working features in the browsers... I shouldn't have to do that for a leading edge server-side JS platform in the development version. Don't get me wrong, still love node, and JS is very effective, just the same, I'd rather not have to require in libraries that should be baked into the engine at this point... or writing shims to make for an easier transition.
co/koa are over a year old now... developed against features that still aren't in the supported release... prior to 0.10, v8 had been kept very close to the edge... it's now over a year behind.
It's bad enough that I have to use browserify to get working features in the browsers... I shouldn't have to do that for a leading edge server-side JS platform in the development version. Don't get me wrong, still love node, and JS is very effective, just the same, I'd rather not have to require in libraries that should be baked into the engine at this point... or writing shims to make for an easier transition.
co/koa are over a year old now... developed against features that still aren't in the supported release... prior to 0.10, v8 had been kept very close to the edge... it's now over a year behind.