Node.js versions on W3C servers

The purpose of this page is to describe which Node.js version you can expect on the W3C servers.

Node.js roadmap

Starting from Node.js 26, a new major version will be released every year in April and will be promoted to LTS six months later (in October).

What you can expect at W3C

• W3C will install the latest even-numbered version shortly after it moves to Active LTS.
• In order to prepare your code, we will send an announcement to group-node-users@w3.org (archives restricted to the members of the group) six months before (when the version becomes Current).
• If you are doing continuous integration, we encourage you to configure it to run the tests with the latest stable and LTS Node.js releases.
  With Travis CI, use the following to specify Node.js versions:

  language: node_js
  node_js:
    - node
    - lts/*

• In production, our tools will run the latest Active LTS release.