Awful article. This gives no concrete information about the Node.js community apart from the opinion that "they don't know what they're doing".
This is not a defense of Node.js in general but in defense of good journalism; not writing an entire click-bait article off the random thought of an CEO I've never heard of.
Such hype, such article
I use node (or more correctly I use a small part of it via browserify) and while I like what it brings to the table (mostly the ability to sanely and somewhat cleanly import things in a way that works for me) I find stuff like this http://i.imgur.com/n92uG9J.jpg makes my head hurt.
I come from a desktop background originally and I still miss having large (mostly) complete and (mostly) stable standard libraries something I miss.
That and I'm never going to like JavaScript, it just doesn't fit my mental model well at all.