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Not surprised to get no bonuses for an article about an important language whose integration is primarily achieved and supported by third-party, Open Source products. I'm not a fan of bonuses anyway: shouldn't articles stand on their own merit, particularly if they promote innovative Community development in areas that are otherwise lacking in support?
Not at all - it's just that Node support isn't well provided by InterSystems themselves, but we've been specialising in it since the earliest days of Node.js - since 2011 in fact. All our integration technologies are Open Source and are in production use (and we at MGateway have been around since the mid 1990s, specialising in Web Platform integration and development products).
Personally I pretty much only do full-stack development in JavaScript (using Node.js and Bun at the back-end). As a result, everything you need to develop extremely high-performance and highly-scalable web applications with IRIS is provided by the technologies I listed in my other reply. If you think something that you believe you need is missing, please ask!
I don't think you missed any, that's the issue: my point is that the only articles you incentivise with such bonuses are those that focus on the products provided by InterSystems, not those developed outside by the community which are arguably just as important