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Node.js 10.0.0 Tracking #291

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@jasnell

FYI... I will be kicking off the process for Node.js 10.0.0 the first week of January. Current plan is to create the actual v10.x and v10.x-staging branches on March 1st.

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  1. mhdawson commented on Nov 28, 2017

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    +1

  2. jasnell commented on Jan 10, 2018

    @jasnell
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    Ping @nodejs/release @nodejs/lts @nodejs/tsc .@nodejs/collaborators.. Because Node.js 10.x will be an LTS branch, it needs an LTS code name. The 8.x code name was "Carbon", which means we're on the D's. Unfortunately, the options for D are quite limited.

    • Darmstadtium - "the synthetic chemical element of atomic number 110. It is a superheavy metal that decays in thousandths of a second."
    • Dubnium - "the chemical element of atomic number 105, a very unstable element made by high-energy atomic collisions."
    • Dysprosium - "the chemical element of atomic number 66, a soft silvery-white metal of the lanthanide series."

    Aside from the horrible names, it would be exceedingly funny to name a Long Term Support line after either an element that decays in thousandths of a second, or after a highly unstable element, so either of the first too automatically get my vote.

    Please weigh in on your choice.

  3. ofrobots commented on Jan 10, 2018

    @ofrobots

    My vote is none of the above. Let's pick another theme :).

  4. jasnell commented on Jan 10, 2018

    @jasnell
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    My vote is none of the above. Let's pick another theme.

    aww ;-)

  5. kapouer commented on Jan 10, 2018

    @kapouer

    ??? Diamond !!! it's not an element all right, but it's a nice shape of carbon...

  6. trivikr commented on Jan 10, 2018

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    Deuterium?
    It has a number of commercial and scientific uses, like nuclear reactors, spectroscopy, tracing, drugs etc

  7. MylesBorins commented on Jan 10, 2018

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  8. jasnell commented on Jan 10, 2018

    @jasnell
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    Sure. Any suggestions?

  9. bengl commented on Jan 10, 2018

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    Is there actual value in still having a naming scheme? The numbers seem to be used basically everywhere.

  10. MylesBorins commented on Jan 10, 2018

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  11. ronkorving commented on Jan 10, 2018

    @ronkorving
    • (Computer?) Scientists (A.., B.., C.., Dahl :))
    • Stars and other celestial objects
    • Star Wars characters (I think trademarks may be an issue though, same may be true for comic books)
    • Food (Android is already exhausting confectionery names though)
  12. Trott commented on Jan 10, 2018

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    • Muppet characters (Animal, Beaker, Camilla, Dr. Teeth...)
    • Homestar Runner characters (Arrow'd Guy, Bubs, The Cheat, Drive-Thru Whale, Fhqwhgads...)
  13. MylesBorins commented on Jan 10, 2018

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  14. klimashkin commented on Jan 10, 2018

    @klimashkin
    Positive Words That Start With D

    DABBLE, DAIMON, DAINTIFY, DAINTY , DANCE, DANCER , DANDY, DANKE, DANKEN, DAPPER , DAPPERLY, DARING , DARINGLY, DARLING , DASHING, DASHINGLY , DAUNTLESS , DAUWTRAPPEN, DAWN, DAYEE, DAZZLE, DAZZLED, DAZZLING, DAZZLINGLY , DEAD-CHEAP, DEAD-ON, DEAN , DEAR , DEAR ME, DEARLY, DEBONAIR, DEBONAIRLY , DECENCY , DECENT, DECENTLY , DECIDING , DECISIVE , DECISIVELY, DECISIVENESS, DECK, DECLARE, DECOCT, DECORATE, DECORE, DECOROUS, DECOROUSLY , DECREE, DEDICATED, DEDUCE, DEDUCTIVE, DEED, DEEP , DEEPEN, DEEPER PART OF YOU, DEEPLY, DEFEAT, DEFEATING, DEFENCELESSNESS, DEFEND, DEFENDER, DEFER, DEFERENCE, DEFIANT, DEFIANTLY , DEFINE, DEFINITE , DEFINITELY, DEFINITIVE, DEFIX, DEFT, DEFTLY , DEIFY, DELECTABLE , DELECTABLY , DELECTATE, DELIBATE, DELIBERATE, DELIBERATELY, DELICACY, DELICATE , DELICATELY , DELICIOUS, DELICIOUSNESS, DELIGHT, DELIGHTED, DELIGHTEDLY, DELIGHTFUL , DELIGHTFULLY , DELIGHTFULNESS, DELIVER, DELUXE, DEMOCRATIC, DEMONSTRATIVE , DEMULCE, DEMULCENT, DEONERATE, DEOPPILATE, DEOSCULATE, DEPENDABILITY, DEPENDABLE , DEPENDABLY , DEPICT, DEPOSIT, DEPREICATE, DEPURATE, DEPUTE, DEPUTIZE, DERIVE, DESCRIBE, DESCRY, DESERVE, DESERVEDLY, DESERVEDNESS, DESERVING , DESERVINGLY , DESERVINGNESS, DESIGNER , DESIRABLE , DESIRABLY, DESIRE, DESIRED, DESIRING, DESIROUS , DESTINED , DESTINY, DESUME, DETACHABLE, DETACHMENT, DETECT, DETERMINANT, DETERMINATE, DETERMINATION, DETERMINE, DETERMINED , DETERMINEDLY , DEVELOP, DEVELOPED , DEVELOPING , DEVISE, DEVISEE, DEVISOR , DEVOTED, DEVOTEDLY, DEVOTEDLY , DEVOTEE, DEVOTION, DEVOTIONAL , DEVOUT , DEVOUTLY , DEW, DEXTERITY, DEXTEROUS, DEXTEROUSLY , DIADEM, DIALECTIC, DIAMOND, DIAMONDIZE, DIDACTIC , DIE-HARD, DIFFERENCE, DIFFERENT, DIFFERENTLY , DIG, DIGHT, DIGNIFIED , DIGNIFY, DIGNITY, DILIGENCE, DILIGENT , DILIGENTLY , DIMPLE, DING, DINKUM , DIP, DIPLOMATIC , DIPLOMATICALLY , DIRECT , DIRECTION, DIRECTLY , DIRECTOR, DIRT-CHEAP, DISARMING , DISARMINGLY, DISCERNING, DISCERNINGLY, DISCIPLE, DISCIPLINE, DISCIPLINED , DISCLOSE, DISCLOUD, DISCOVER, DISCOVERER, DISCOVERY, DISCREET , DISCRETE , DISCRETELY , DISCRETION, DISCRIMINATING , DISCRIMINATINGLY, DISCUMBER, DISCUSS, DISENCHANT, DISENSLAVE, DISENTANGLE, DIS-IDENTIFY, DISILLUSION, DISINVOVLE, DISNEY, DISPAND, DISPASSIONATE, DISPATCH, DISPENSE, DISPLAY, DISSOLVE, DISTINCT , DISTINCTION, DISTINCTIVE , DISTINCTIVELY , DISTINGUISHED , DISTINGUISHING, DISTRACTING, DISTRIBUTE, DISTRIBUTOR, DIVERSE , DIVERSELY , DIVERSIFIED, DIVERSITY, DIVERTED, DIVERTING , DIVINE , DIVINE LOVE, DIVINE MAGNIFICENCE, DIVINE SIGHT, DIVINE SOUL, DIVINE VOICE, DIVINE WILL, DIVINE WISDOM, DIVINELY, DIZEN, DO, DOABLE , DOCUMENT, DOER , DOES THE TRICK, DOGGONE, DOLL, DOMINANT , DOMINATE, DOMINATED, DOMINATES, DONATE, DONEE, DONOR, DOPE, DOPE CHILL OUT, DOTE, DOTE ON, DOTED ON, DOTING , DOTINGLY, DOUBTLESS , DOUGHTY , DOVELIKE, DOVETAIL, DOWN TO A FINE ART, DOWN-TO-EARTH, DOYEN, DOYENNE , DRAFT, DRAPE, DRAW, DRAWS ME BACK, DREAM, DREAMBOAT , DREAMILY, DREAMLAND, DREAMY , DRESS, DRIB, DRINK, DRIVE, DRIVEN , DRIVING , DROLL, DROOL, DROP DEAD GORGEOUS, DUB, DULCET, DULCIFY, DULCORATE, DUMBFOUNDED, DUMBFOUNDING, DUMMY-PROOF, DUPLICATE, DURABLE , DURABLY , DUTIFUL , DUTY, DYE, DYNAMIC , DYNAMICALLY, DYNAMITE, DYNAMO

    http://positivewordsresearch.com/positive-words-that-start-with-d
  15. riyadhalnur commented on Jan 10, 2018

    @riyadhalnur

    Dragonfly

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  17. jasnell commented on Apr 1, 2018

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    Heads up: there will be another test build of 10.0.0 coming on Tuesday April 3rd.

  18. bnb commented on Apr 4, 2018

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    @jasnell I recall seeing somewhere that Node.js 10 target release date was April 10th, but can't seem to find that context again now. Is that accurate, or am I totally making that up in my head? 😅

  19. jasnell commented on Apr 4, 2018

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  20. hashseed commented on Apr 4, 2018

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    April 24th

    Thanks for confirming. The V8 team is relying on the fact that we have some time between V8 6.7 branch point and the Node.js 10 initial release.

  21. jasnell commented on Apr 4, 2018

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    I had been planning to cut a new test build yesterday but that got delayed. I'm going to be updating the branch this afternoon and generating the test build this afternoon.

  22. ctel commented on Apr 9, 2018

    @ctel

    April 24th

    Could you also keep the Calendar updated?
    This way @hashseed and the V8 team can rely on this.

  23. hashseed commented on Apr 9, 2018

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  24. AyushG3112 commented on Apr 11, 2018

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    Question: given that Ubuntu 18.04 Bionic Beaver is expected to go stable on April 26th, are we testing the builds on the current beta releases of Ubuntu 18.04?

  25. rvagg commented on Apr 11, 2018

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    @AyushG3112 I did some initial testing with it in our CI infra using an early version in a container. When it goes live and our infra providers make it available we'll be adding it to the mix and dropping 17.10. There aren't expected to be any problems with 18.04 support.

  26. AyushG3112 commented on Apr 11, 2018

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    @rvagg got it, thanks!

  27. Huddo121 commented on Apr 23, 2018

    @Huddo121

    I know it may be a bit late to throw my hat in to the ring regarding the name, but what about Dolomite, "the tough black mineral that won't cop out when there's heat all about"?

    It's also an "anhydrous carbonate mineral" according to wikipedia

  28. tunnckoCore commented on Apr 23, 2018

    @tunnckoCore

    Yea, probably too late for that, but welcome to the awesome world of the geography (everything, everywhere around us) :D

  29. jasnell commented on Apr 23, 2018

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    This issue can be closed now. The release is coming out tomorrow.

  30. caub commented on Jul 18, 2018

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    4: argon
    6: boron
    8: carbon
    10: dubnium
    12: erbium
    14: fluorine
    16: gallium
    18: helium
    20: iron
    22: j... krypton
    ...
    
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