.NET developers now have access to an officially supported buildpack for .NET, so you can deploy .NET apps on Heroku with just one command.

Heroku just announced their upcoming router written in Go that will have HTTP/2 support

It supports Node.js or is only for web applications?

It supports Javascript. Node.Js runs on Javascript.

Draw your conclusions.

True, but its main target is definitely the browser. The stand-alone interpreter of Node.js can run code written in Scala.js, and is actually used for benchmarks (along with d8) [1]. However, Scala.js does not emit Node.js modules, nor does it provide any built-in way to import other Node.js modules.

[1] https://github.com/jonas/scalajs-benchmarks

These are my reasons:

* Zones * ZFS * DTRACE * SunOS/Solaris

And it's an awesome OS!

We are back to life, thanks for your support and your patience.

We are working on a major outage from our database provider, so, please, keep calm :) Our platform will be up asap.

Check http://twitter.com/nodejitsu for updates.

Sorry for the inconveniences and thanks for your patience.

A friendly word of PR advice: I'm not a customer and not affected by your outage, but if I were, being told to keep calm would really irritate me, especially if I were fighting fires right now. If you want someone to calm down, telling them to calm down generally won't have the desired effect.

Seconded.