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onto Nodejs-code February 19, 2012 9:48 AM
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n this part i will go into node.js modules. By packaging the server into modules you can make it easy to make add-ons and its reusable so you can include it in all your projects.
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In February 2012 our team at ConsumerSearch launched the ConsumerSearch Reviews iOS app. This handsome app helps you during your product purchase by providing extensive product reviews, comparisons, pricing information and online and local store product availability.
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I’ve been a contributor and user of the Big framework since last December. Big itself is about 10 lines long. Using the resource module, Big is able to create a system where libraries written with it, calledresources, all have hookable, composable, reflectable and standardized APIs. With resource’s persistence features, developers are able to persist data to arbitrary databases using jugglingdb and simple CRUD methods.
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Creating, configuring, deploying and scaling Node.js applications on Heroku, using NPM dependency management, as well as a database and add-ons.
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February 17, 2014 10:11 AM
This should have a McDonald's logo on it because... I'm lovin' it.
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Who doesn’t love peanut butter and chocolate? By themselves, they are equally delicious but together, they are irresistible! The same can now be said about Node.JS and WebRTC. Node.JS is an asynchronous, server-side JavaScript engine powered by Chrome’s V8 JS engine.
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I hade some time to play around with my Raspberry Pi. The primary goal was to have a basic setup for Node.JS 0.10.x with Raspbian “wheezy” (Hard-float) on a Raspberry Pi.
Greg Thompson's curator insight,
October 30, 2013 6:30 AM
The best way to create a server on a Raspberry Pi is to use Node.js, Express and all the available community packages for that environment.
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On March 6th - March 8th, Nodejitsu experienced our worst service disruption to date. Following this series of outages, we immediately reallocated our Engineering and DevOps resources so as to properly assess the damage done and to fix some of our core infrastructure to ensure it never happens again.
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gyp, short for "Generate Your Projects", is a build system written by Google that was specifically designed to build their Chromium web browser.gyp makes it easy to develop such a large project because the developers can create and test each piece individually by defining self-contained "targets". Then at Release-time, gyp makes it easy to stitch the "targets" together into a single statically linked executable. Ryan Dahl once called it "the module-system of C".
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Scaling Node.js applications can be a challenge. JavaScript's single threaded nature prevents Node from taking advantage of modern multi-core machines. For example, the following code implements a ...
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I am going to walk through several examples of using C++, but first lets look at what a Node.js Module written in Javascript that provided an equivalent class would look like.
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Here's a little long polling example that I have thrown together while playing around with node.js. I must say it's a pretty slick tool. Anyone familiar with JavaScript suddenly can create powerful server side applications.
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Used in conjunction, NginX and Node.JS are the perfect partnership for high-throughput web applications. They’re both built using event-driven design principles and are able to scale to levels far beyond the classic C10K limitations afflicting standard web servers such as Apache.
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Express can be installed by installing Node, and NPM (Node Package Manager), which simplifies the installation of Node based packages. Once these are installed you can install Express.
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With node.js and socket.io we can enjoy better performance, a bidirectional push communication between a server and a JavaScript client and even the support for all the browsers. Socket.io can work with several transports in order to support even old browsers like IE6 (RiP(.
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One of the great things about working in a Node.js environment is that it encourages you to break your work down into discrete modules. Separating …
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In this lesson, we'll continue on with my Node.js: Step by Step series, and dig into events! Download Video
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Step-by-Step Guide to Realtime Monitoring and Scaling for Node.js applications. Try it out for free.
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I know that we all learn differently and one of the easiest ways to learn is visually. Your time is important, so I've compiled a list of some of the most relevant Node.js talks that have occurred over the past few years.
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There is no official document that governs the style of node.js applications. This guide is my opinionated attempt to bring you a good set of instructions that will allow you to create beautiful and consistent software.
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A little while back I bemoaned the state of server technology for secure websockets, as I was at the time putting in work on a Socket.io side project that needed to be HTTPS only. In due course that led a later post to outline a server setup that involved Stunnel and Varnish as the frontend proxies. It was a little Rube Goldberg, but worked nonetheless.
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I always find a need to check out some javascript, even when I know it's malicious I still have to know what it is doing. Doing it safely is always a good idea. Recently I found that Node.js works perfectly for this.
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Mobile application development has taken off in recent years. The shift toward smartphones and tablets has given a huge boost to the number of mobile device users across the globe. Because of this growing community of mobile ...
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npm is awesome as a package manager. In particular, it handles sub-dependencies very well: if my package depends on request version 2 and some-other-library, but some-other-library depends on request version 1, the resulting dependency graph looks like...
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M database gets a boost from node.js; project needs developers as node.js gives new hope to healthcare IT.
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The performance gains are an awesome side effect of this design. In testing, we're using a metric we call "time to content", inspired by Twitter's time to first tweet.
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