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Four Strategies for Maintainability with PyMongo

When I started writing Motor, my async driver for Tornado and MongoDB, my main concern was maintainability. I want 100% feature-parity with the official...

0 replies - 2137 views - 07/20/12 by A. Jesse Jiryu Davis in Articles

Check Out this Digital Signature Library for Node.js

Get xml-crypto on github Node.js does not always have the right libraries for Xml operations. When such libraries exist they are not always cross...

0 replies - 2302 views - 07/11/12 by Yaron Naveh in Articles

Matador - An Obvious MVC Framework For Node.js

Matador is a clean, organized framework for Node.js architected to suit MVC enthusiasts. It gives you a well-defined development environment with...

0 replies - 2893 views - 07/09/12 by Hirvesh Munogee in Articles

Real Solutions for Building Node.js Apps on the Cloud

Problem: Node.js Hosting is Kind of Confusing.Node.js can provide parsing, processing, and hosting of JavaScript and hypermedia content in a number of...

0 replies - 4294 views - 07/09/12 by Leigh Shevchik in Articles

Writing AMD Modules Using amdefine on Node.js

James Burke’s npm module amdefine lets you write AMD modules [1] that also work on Node.js. To do so, you need to perform the following steps: Install...

0 replies - 2470 views - 07/06/12 by Axel Rauschmayer in Articles

How to Set Up Node.js on Azure Websites

Earlier this week, Brian posted Windows Azure Websites: a PHP Perspective which covers a lot of generally useful information, even for non-PHP developers....

0 replies - 4775 views - 07/03/12 by Larry Franks in Articles

Node.js and MongoDB, A Beginner’s Approach

This is not a book and I didn’t try to sell a book to you. The term “A Beginner’s Approach” reflects my own tribulations trying to connect Nodejs to...

0 replies - 9549 views - 04/25/12 by Kristiono Setyadi in Articles

15 Different Statsd Server Implementations

Statsd is a simple client/server mechanism from the folks at Etsy that allows operations and development teams to easily feed a variety of metrics into a...

2 replies - 9406 views - 02/28/12 by Joe Miller in Articles

Node.js is Bad Ass Rock Star Tech

A Q&A session on web servers (Apache vs. Node.js) turns very existential.  Are "Node.js fanboys" to blame for:Science being set back...

2 replies - 13129 views - 02/23/12 by Chris Smith in Videos

Heroku, MongoDB, node.js – a problem

A couple facts about three cool technologies node.js is a powerful way of writing backend code in JavaScript; why JavaScript? Because you have the kind...

1 replies - 7936 views - 01/30/12 by Swizec Teller in Articles

Blog Rolling with MongoDB, Node.js and Coffeescript

This morning I woke up with a lingering thought on my mind that was left over from recent conversations. In the technical community we often get so...

0 replies - 10263 views - 01/21/12 by James Carr in Articles

From Java to Node.js

I’ve been developing for quite a while and in quite a few languages.  Somehow though, I’ve always seemed to fall back to Java when doing my own stuff...

0 replies - 10818 views - 01/10/12 by Chris Smith in Articles

3 Shiny New Toys for Redis

It’s a new year, and already the Redis community is hard at work developing some new and very cool tools to make Redis work for you.  Often described as...

0 replies - 5313 views - 01/09/12 by Chris Smith in Tips and Tricks

Riak with node.js

Lots of interesting applications are being developed nowadays with the combination of node.js and a NoSQL store.  Learn how to use Riak from...

0 replies - 4118 views - 12/10/11 by Mitch Pronschinske in Videos

Douglas Crockford Answers DZone's Questions on JavaScript

CoffeeScript, node.js, ECMAScript, and even Google's new Dart usurper language were topics of discussion last week when I had the unique opportunity to meet...

3 replies - 12887 views - 09/13/11 by Mitch Pronschinske in News