NPM tricks | Guillermo Rauch's Devthought
I decided to put together a little list of tips and tricks related to NPM you might not know about, that come from my experience working with it daily, in both production and development. Dev dependencies Make sure packages that only need to be installed while developing your module, like test frameworks, are included as devDependencies: "devDependencies": { "module": "0.1.0" } Introspecting packa
Understanding the iOS6 AJAX bugs | Guillermo Rauch's Devthought
tl;DR: only 2/3 bugs have an impact, one has a trivial workaround (jQuery snippet included below), the other one is UX related. Socket.IO needs no updates. In the past 48 hours a lot has been written about the introduction of iOS6. With such a major software release it’s not surprise that a few issues have been introduced. Of particular importance to us web developers, three different bugs have be
The Realtime Engine | Guillermo Rauch's Devthought
On Monday I had the pleasure of speaking once again at NodeConf in Portland. On this glorious second edition, several talks were dedicated to the topic of realtime, covering angles such as its inception and future, scalability, backend messaging and more. Mikeal requested that I talk about the state of Socket.IO, now one of the corner stones of the so-called realtime web and one of the most popula
A better console.log | Guillermo Rauch's Devthought
I just created a module named console-trace that does one very simple yet very useful thing: prepend the line number and filename to console calls. To leverage it you just need to require('console-trace') and prepend a flag: console.trace.error('Test'); console.t.log('Test'); // shorthand You can learn about a few other options in the GitHub repository.
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