It's pretty nice, the tutorial section, the api examples, all good.<p>Also, after many-many years I still very much dig Node API documentation. The API surface is not tremendously large, the docs not only cover the functions themselves, but sometimes have some discussion-like sections, implementation notes, etc. It's a bit chaotic, but in a good way in a sense that all the information is right here on a page, and you don't need to do lots of digging through different documentation channels to figure things out.<p>Being able to put all the docs on a single page is great for search, and I really appreciate that after all these years with all the additions Node still seems small. It's something you can learn quickly and get some work done.
I’m seeing that my Node.js knowledge has not aged well.<p>If you asked me to write an implementation for the “Work with Threads” example I probably would have elected to use child_process or cluster.