doc: add codenames through to Node.js 34 (2030) #942
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| * Hydrogen (18.x 2022) | ||
| * Iron (20.x 2023) | ||
| * Jod (22.x 2024) | ||
| * Krypton (24.x 2025) | ||
| * Lithium (26.x 2026) | ||
| * Magnesium (28.x 2027) | ||
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There was a problem hiding this comment. I'd suggest not picking "mercury" for the letter "m" -- one potential pick for the letter "q" is "quicksilver", which is an alternative name for "mercury". I may have intentionally stopped short of "q" in this PR 🙂. There was a problem hiding this comment. If 26.x can be Lead, 28.x could be Molybdenum, which means "lead-like" according to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_chemical_element_name_etymologies |
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| * Neon (30.x 2028) | ||
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There was a problem hiding this comment. Nitrogen should be a reminder of "oxygen" release, so it would be cool, it should be used for relase with perf improvement to streamline the performance (nitro boosting) There was a problem hiding this comment. It can't be a reminder as it comes first 🙂. |
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| * Oxygen (32.x 2029) | ||
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There was a problem hiding this comment. I think oxygen is a clear choice here. |
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| * Platinum (34.x 2030) | ||
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| The release schedule is available as a [JSON](./schedule.json) file. | ||
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Node.js 26.x Lead - sounds cool 😄
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I don't think Lead has a good connotation though:
Personally I'd prefer to stick with Lithium as proposed here.
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Hey, I happened to come across this discussion by chance and agree with your point so it's worth mentioning, although you may already be aware, that Lithium has also recently come under increased scrutiny, primarily due to:
If bad connotations are your concern! :)
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Lithium is also used as a medication for bipolar disorder. Perhaps not the connotation we are hoping for