The even-numbered version of node is a stable version (long-term support version), and the odd-numbered version can be a development version, which is mainly used to integrate new functions and make some modifications.
Judging from the current development trend of node, there will be no large-scale unsupported situation. I often switch between 7.x and 6.x, and nothing happens.
The current situation is that nodejs supports the big functions of async and await after version 7.6. Therefore, many frameworks that support this feature are preparing to publish official versions.
I just checked that Edeg.js seems to be a framework for communication between C# and node. C# also has async and await functions, so I guess it is for this reason.
The official website homepage is not version 6. It just states that node6.10.2 is a long-term support version (LTS).
The official website is https://nodejs.org/en/ and not others. Please do not use the .cn website as the official website. It is only a Chinese documentation website.
The even-numbered version of node is a stable version (long-term support version), and the odd-numbered version can be a development version, which is mainly used to integrate new functions and make some modifications.
Judging from the current development trend of node, there will be no large-scale unsupported situation. I often switch between 7.x and 6.x, and nothing happens.
The current situation is that nodejs supports the big functions of async and await after version 7.6. Therefore, many frameworks that support this feature are preparing to publish official versions.
I just checked that Edeg.js seems to be a framework for communication between C# and node. C# also has async and await functions, so I guess it is for this reason.
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The official website homepage is not version 6. It just states that node6.10.2 is a long-term support version (LTS).
The official website is https://nodejs.org/en/ and not others. Please do not use the .cn website as the official website. It is only a Chinese documentation website.
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Finally, many packages will not be unsupported