Node.js Versions Used in Commercial Projects in 2017

Node.js continues to gain traction within the developer community and enterprises, as it allows for a consistent programming language across the entire tech stack. A recent survey by the Node.js Foundation shed light on how and where Node.js is utilized, though it did not specify the versions in use, a gap filled by Semaphore's annual analysis. The analysis observes a decline in older versions, such as version 0.10, whose long-term support ended in 2017, while newer versions like 6.0 and the LTS version 8.9.0 gain popularity, prompting a fragmentation in the versions used. AWS Lambda now supports version 6.10, deprecating 0.10, while Semaphore CI/CD offers preinstalled versions, aiming to streamline continuous integration processes. The Node.js community is encouraged to stay updated with new releases, and Semaphore fosters discussion and support through its hosted services and community engagement, such as their Discord channel.

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