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npm_lazy A lazy local cache for npm Why? npm can be slow, down or return random errors if you have large deploys npm_lazy caches packages on your local network, making things faster and more predictable If 100 servers request the same package metadata at the same time, npm_lazy makes sure that (at most) only one request goes out to the npm registry. No database to install, replicate or manage. Dat

New version! gluejs v2.2 is now out with a bunch of new features (v1 branch) Converts code written for Node.js to run in the browser Lightweight require shim (~400 characters, minified but not gzipped) Easy to connect to intermediate shell tasks (e.g. minifiers) due to streams2 support Fast (can use caching to avoid rebuilding unchanged files) Programmable: use the Node API to serve packages direc

nwm A dynamic window manager for X11 written with Node.js nwm is what I use for window management in ChromeOS, Arch, Debian and Ubuntu. Why? New in 1.3.x: added support for Node 4.0.x and 0.12.x! Supported: Ubuntu, ChromeOS, Arch, Fedora, Debian Dynamically tiling window manager with adjustable main window size Multiple monitor support (Xinerama) Workspaces/virtual desktops (0 - 9 by default) Layo

Lightweight client & server-side logging with Stream-API backends Why? Works in the browser and on the server Themes for Node console output, and for the Chrome console (with fallbacks) log.debug, log.info, log.warn, log.error Associate log messages with a namespace and then filter by namespace and log level Pipe to one or more backend streams at the same time Backends: Node: Console, File (and al