the node.js aesthetic :: The Universe of Discord
I would like to document an emerging set of programming conventions, philosophies, and values that I see evolving in the node.js community. I call this the node aesthetic. callback austerity The very first example of node you are likely to see is on the node.js home page. This snippet is exemplary of the the radical simplicity pioneered by projects like sinatra. var http = require('http'); http.cr
The Switch: Python to Node.js | Paul Querna
In my previous post, I glossed over our team switching from Python to Node.js. I kept it brief because the switch wasn’t the focus of the post, but since I believe I am being misunderstood, I will explain it in depth: Cloudkick was primarily written in Python. Most backend services were written in Twisted Python. The API endpoints and web server were written in Django, and used mod_wsgi. We felt t
wu.js — Higher order functions for ECMAScript 6 iterators
wu.js is a JavaScript library providing higher order functions (such as map, filter, and reduce) for ECMAScript 6 iterators. Getting Started In Modern Browsers Supporting ES6 Download the ES6 version <script src="path/to/wu.js" defer></script> In Legacy ES5 Browsers Download the ES5 debug build (non-minified, source-maps) <script src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mozilla/source-map/master/dis
Understanding CSS's vertical-align Property
“Vertical-align isn’t working!” cried the web developer. The vertical-align property is one of those features of CSS that sounds pretty self-explanatory, but can cause problems for CSS beginners. I think even many CSS veterans have had problems figuring this one out at times. In this post, I’ll try to cover it in an understandable manner. What it Does Not Do The common misconception about vertical
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