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Node Foundation
5.x is not an LTS release and will only be supported for 8 months, whereas 4.x and a forthcoming 6.x will be supported for 30 months after release. So stay on 4.2 if stability is key, but upgrade to 5 if you want the latest features (like the spread operator or npm 3.x, in this case).
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Node Foundation
More information on what Node v5 represents versus the v4 LTS release, as alluded to above.
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Frontend Masters
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Sindre Sorhus
Runs tests concurrently to take advantage of Node’s async nature. Supports ES6, promises, generators, and more.
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SitePoint
An Express-based app that lets you subscribe to a certain hashtag and then shows the latest Instagram photo with that tag.
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Node Foundation
A LTS maintenance release that fixes a variety of issues.
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Jia Hao
Aims to abstract many of the simple functions one would use while testing or scraping a page.
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