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Hey @Fishrock123, I'm trying to catch up to all these issues, and just wanted to drop by here with one initial concerns I have with this module: it does not seem to have the same Node.js version support policy as the other pllarjs modules: Node.js 0.8+. This policy can certainly be discussed on what to bump to, but just wanted to throw that out there, as it is something that is a concern when adding any dependency to Express on what versions the module supports. I don't see any reason why at least Node.js 0.10 can't be supported by this module?
So looking at this module, I remember one of the key features we wanted in the module was for help with getting to http2 support, but it doesn't seem possible with this module, since this will still keep the prototype tied to a base? I was imaging something that would actually literally take a given object with a prototype chain and break one of the bonds to add a new object into that chain. Certainly at that point the name extend-proto doesn't really make sense, though, so perhaps a new module for Express to use to get to our goals?
@dougwilson I dunno if you also worked on this, but I cleaned up the work I did ages ago and published it so we can discuss it. :P
I like working with prototype silliness so I don't mind maintaining this some.
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