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.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.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.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.