Goodbye node-forever, hello PM2 | devo.ps
It’s no secret that the devo.ps team has a crush on Javascript; node.js in the backend, AngularJS for our clients, there isn’t much of our stack that isn’t at least in part built with it. Our approach of building static clients and RESTful JSON APIs means that we run a lot of node.js and I must admit that, despite all of it awesomeness, node.js still is a bit of a headache when it comes to running
Node.js error handling
We use node.js a lot at Bugsnag, having written a few of our backend apps with it. We also fully support error tracking in your node.js apps, so you can use Bugsnag in your node.js apps to track errors and view them in our dashboard in real-time. While building out Bugsnag I’ve had a bunch of experience with the state of error handling and thought I’d pass on what I’ve found. I’m going to discuss
Latest Javascript and Node.js trends
RailwayJS is a nice framework built on the same principle as Rails. It is built on top of express JS : it looks easy to learn and provides a lot of helpers (localization, caching…) to build a solid web application. There is a small bad point : the ORM/ODM, called JugglingBD is weird because it claims to be able to manage both relational DB and non-relational DB. The good fact is that it allows t
Read – A Node.js Module You Should Know About
Hello everyone! This is the sixth post in my new node.js modules you should know about article series. The first post was about dnode - the freestyle rpc library for node, the second was about optimist - the lightweight options parser for node, the third was about lazy - lazy lists for node, the fourth was about request - the swiss army knife of HTTP streaming, the fifth was about hashish - hash c
Leftronic Blog
Our dashboard software has taken a big step forward in real-time data streaming! Any custom data push will immediately be reflected on your dashboard! This video is a quick demo of the speed of updates with our new real-time backend in place! If you would like to read the nerdy details about how it works behind the scenes, please keep reading! The diagram below roughly captures how our dashboard s
Deploying Node.js With Upstart and Monit - How To Node - NodeJS
So you like Node.js? You want to deploy it? If I heard two "Yes"'s, then you are in the some boat as me, and being in that boat feels really really vulnerable. Like the kind of vulnerable you would feel if you were trapped in a cage with lions. And here is why: If Node.js decides to crash, you are screwed. If the above isn't enough for you, then you may need to reconsider. There are two well-known
spiceapps/supervisord - GitHub
What's this? A node.js library for supervisord. If you're not familiar with supervisord, it's much like forever, launchd, upstart+monit, etc. Requirements Node.js Supervisord NPM Installation npm install supervisord Example: var supervisord = require('supervisord'); var client = supervisord.connect('http://localhost:9001'); client.startProcess('my-app', function(err, result) { }); //return all
node.js knockout, Node Knockout Winners!
After much delay, we’re happy to announce the Node.js Knockout winners! Observer allows you to watch your application users in real time, and see in your browser what they are doing, all the events are duplicated and emulated. If a user clicks on a button that triggers an alert or a other javascript interaction, the same interaction will happen on your page. You can see what the users are typing o
Deploying node.js on Amazon EC2
Deploying node.js on Amazon EC2 Ben Lindsey · September 1st, 2011 After nearly a month of beating my head against the wall that is hosted node.js stacks — with their fake beta invites and non-existent support — I decided it was time to take matters into my own hands. Amazon Web Service (AWS) offers 12 months of a micro instance for free (as in beer) with 10 GB of disk and 613 MB of memory. This is
Benchmark ruby versus node.js on Heroku :: OpenHood
I’ve been playing a lot with node lately thanks to this PeepCode screencast and since Heroku released their new Celadon Cedar stack I’ve been wanting to benchmark ruby versus node.js for a restful API which I need to build. At first I tried to compare bare node.js against eventmachine_httpserver. It did quickly became obvious that this kind of micro-benchmark wasn’t going to be very helpful in dec
Exclusive: How LinkedIn used Node.js and HTML5 to build a better, faster app
Exclusive: How LinkedIn used Node.js and HTML5 to build a better, faster app This morning, LinkedIn launched its gorgeously overhauled mobile app. We’ve already told you all about the new features, but for developers, the most exciting part is what’s going on under the hood. The app is two to 10 times faster on the client side than its predecessor, and on the server side, it’s using a fraction of
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GitHub - d5/node.native: C++11 port for the Node: native performance and modern simplicity.
If you're using Node.js, you're doing life wrong | Hacker News
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GitHub - substack/bouncy: bounce HTTP requests around for load balancing or as an HTTP host router
implicit require in node.js
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milewise - How we used Node.js to build real-time award flight search
GitHub - nodejitsu/haibu-carapace: The application host used by the haibu node.js application deployment / management server.
