StrongLoop | Announcing StrongLoop Arc: The First Complete API Lifecycle UI for Node.js
You are here: Home / StrongBlog / News / Announcing StrongLoop Arc: The First Complete API Lifecycle UI for Nod... Today we are excited to announce the availability of StrongLoop Arc! StrongLoop Arc is the industry’s first platform and graphical tool for developing and deploying APIs in Node.js that covers the entire API lifecycle. It enables developers to do everything from designing APIs, integr
StrongLoop | What’s New in Node.js v0.12
New Features Coming to Node v0.12 Node v0.12 has been in development for over a year and along with the community, StrongLoop is excited for it to become generally available. We’ve compiled a list of what’s new in the upcoming release and how to make use of these new features. Cluster round-robin load balancing Performance optimizations Running multiple instances in a single process execSync: a sy
StrongLoop - Generators in Node.js: Common Misconceptions and Three Good Use Cases
Generators have been all the rage lately. Many Node developers (including myself!) are excited and intrigued about writing their asynchronous code like this: However, this is just one use case (although a clever one) of using generators. In this article, we will explore the strengths of using generators. There is a GitHub repository with the code samples we will go through that you can check out.
StrongLoop - Beyond Node.js Express: An Intro to Koa.js and a Preview of Zones
Beyond Node.js Express: An Intro to Koa.js and a Preview of Zones by Jed Wood Apr 11, 2014 / Community, How-To, LoopBack In late 2013, the team behind Express.js announced a new framework called Koa. It uses some features that require an unstable dev version of Node, but in this post I’ll show you how easy it is give it a try both locally and on Heroku. Before We Start Whether you play it safe and
StrongLoop | What’s New in Node.js v0.12 – execSync: a Synchronous API for Child Processes
You are here: Home / StrongBlog / Community / What’s New in Node.js v0.12 – execSync: a Synchronous API for... Although Node.js was primarily invented for writing web servers, developers have since discovered other use cases for when to (and not to!) use Node. Surprisingly, one of these use cases turns out to be an alternative for writing shell scripts. And there’s some sense to that: Node’s cross
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