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VM neutrality in Node.js refers to the ability to use different JavaScript virtual machines (VMs) instead of being locked into a single one. This concept has gained importance as device types have diversified, each with varying resource constraints. Node-ChakraCore, a project that brings Microsoft's ChakraCore engine to Node.js, has been a key driver of VM neutrality, initially targeting Windows 10 IoT Core. The goal is to provide developers with choice across different devices and constraints, helping the Node.js ecosystem grow. Discussions on WindowsForum.com cover the technical and strategic aspects of VM neutrality, including its role in enabling Node.js to run on a wider range of hardware.
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    Node-ChakraCore and VM Neutrality in Node.js

    Back when Node.js was launched, the device landscape was simpler, and using a single JavaScript VM helped provide Node.js the focus to grow rapidly. Today, there is a proliferation in the variety of device types, each with differing resource constraints. In this device context, we believe that...
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