DailyJS: Recipe for Express Configuration Files
Express has a few helper methods that support configuration. There are three pairs of methods: get and set for setting values, enable and disable for toggling boolean options, and enabled and disabled for testing boolean options. Options can be set based on the current environment by using the configure method. Here’s an example of these methods: var express = require('express'); var app = express
DailyJS: Ryan Dahl Interview: Part 1
This interview was conducted by Oleg Podsechin with Ryan Dahl on the 8th of July, shortly after Ryan’s talk in Cologne. Oleg is a JavaScript enthusiast who runs Ionsquare Ltd, an IT consultancy. OP: The first question is an introduction really. How did you arrive at Node? Did you have experience with JavaScript before? When did you get started with JavaScript? And also event driven software? RD: I
DailyJS: Ryan Dahl Interview: Part 2
This interview was conducted by Oleg Podsechin with Ryan Dahl on the 8th of July, shortly after Ryan’s talk in Cologne. Oleg is a JavaScript enthusiast who runs Ionsquare Ltd, an IT consultancy. OP: So on the topic of CommonJS, are you following any of the APIs or any of the discussions on the list? RD: Yeah, sure OP: And which ones are you most interested in? RD: CommonJS has some good specs and
DailyJS: Node Roundup: Ryan Dahl Steps Down, Thimble, Mongo Model, Banking.js, Navcodec
Home Node Roundup: Ryan Dahl Steps Down, Thimble, Mongo Model, Banking.js, Navcodec Node Roundup: Ryan Dahl Steps Down, Thimble, Mongo Model, Banking.js, Navcodec Ryan Dahl Steps Down Ryan Dahl announced that he’s stepping down as “gatekeeper” and Isaac Schlueter will now take the lead. Many messages of gratitude were posted to the nodejs group in response. Our energy will now be largely focused o
Small Modules: Tales from a Serial Module Author
Sindre Sorhus is the author of over 600 modules on npm. He recently wrote a long GitHub comment about why we should use small modules, and I asked for permission to reproduce the text on DailyJS. Read on to learn about why small modules make programming easier, and why it's not really about lines of code. People get way too easily caught up in the LOC (Lines Of Code) argument. LOC is pretty much
DailyJS: The Aurelia Client Framework
Vildan Softic wrote in to tell me about Aurelia, a new client-side framework. It got a lot of press recently, so I’ve been reading through the documentation and source to learn more about it. Aurelia was created by Rob Eisenberg and is the successor to an older framework called Durandal 2.x. It’s built from several libraries that provide the following features: Dependency injection Two-way data-bi
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