Joyent Moves to Establish Node.js Foundation
Anyone who thinks io.js has "won" is a) living in the tech bubble and b) missing the point of the fork.<p>The community at large is unconcerned about io.js, they are developing for node.js because that's how they (we) all make money.  Node was in no danger for that fact alone.<p>The winner here is the open source community.  We now have 2 excellent options: a beta for the bleeding edge, stability for the enterprise, and forward progress for both.<p>ES6 is great, but for anyone who wants to write isomorphic code without a lot of pain in compilers, is limited by browser adoption.  Expect that to be at least 3 years out, during which node will continue to succeed.