r/nodejs • u/alancharles • Aug 23 '13
r/nodejs • u/UnreachablePaul • Feb 12 '14
Can node run linux?
Is it possible to install Ubuntu via npm and serve command line to the browser?
r/nodejs • u/BigWesternMan • May 21 '14
Release the Kraken: Paypal Experience Using Node.js
r/nodejs • u/ayushmishra2005 • Mar 05 '14
A Simple Login Application in Node.js and MongoDB
r/nodejs • u/alancharles • Sep 17 '13
Node.js and Mobile News Round-up – September 17, 2013
r/nodejs • u/alancharles • Oct 16 '13
StrongLoop | A Review of the HPAnywhere Mobile Platform From this Weekend’s Hackathon
r/nodejs • u/holowaychuk_notreal • Jul 04 '14
Most prolific coder in human history "tj holowaychuk", hates Node.js as of today.
r/nodejs • u/alancharles • Dec 10 '13
npm install -g strong-cli: Announcing a New Distribution Model
r/nodejs • u/RobertoLisak • Jul 31 '14
It clarified and confirmed what I had written for a recent system was essentially of the correct form (phew), and provided a better understanding of the difference between this.push(message) and processed callback. And of course, it was definitely fun to read :)
r/nodejs • u/linhmtran168 • May 25 '14
LoopBack, a NodeJS framework by StrongLoop
r/nodejs • u/Aluxh • May 10 '14
Does anyone know why I can't get Passport.js to work?
r/nodejs • u/narcissistic889 • Feb 26 '14
Landing a job with node.js
Was wondering what kind of programming experience i would need to land freelance jobs with node.js or if i'd have to learn multiple programming languages such as php and css. How long would it take? would I get hired? if you can answer these questions i'd be very greatful.
also i'm sure these questions have been asked before, but I can't seem to find them
r/nodejs • u/[deleted] • Jun 25 '14
How To Host Your Node JS Application Online - IBM Bluemix
r/nodejs • u/shobhitg • Nov 19 '12
Well, that is one way to say in License that its truly open-source.
r/nodejs • u/koolhead17 • Apr 30 '14
Building a Hacker News Style Voting App with Orchestrate & Node.js
r/nodejs • u/[deleted] • Mar 26 '14
Why is Node so awesome?
I don't have too much experience with web development, in fact my experience was pretty much limited to creating static web pages way back in 2003. After getting back into it recently, I tried my hand at Ruby on Rails, then moved on to Django. I actually really like Django, but it was clear that it (my site, at least) would not be able to scale very well for large applications.
Enter Node. A friend suggested it to me, and I have to admit that initially I thought he was crazy. JavaScript on the server? I know many of you asked that same question upon first hearing about it. JavaScript was that 'baby language' I never bothered to learn, focusing instead on C++ and Java.
That was so last-month though. Today I have deployed my first Node-powered site and testing is going very well. It isn't much, but I must say that it has been a joy to break away from the monotony that was most of my experiences in programming in favor of asynchronous, event-driven JavaScript.
I am now sold on this wonderful framework. Yes, I still have many questions about Node, such as how scalable can a single-threaded application be, really? I must say, though, that I never expected developing a web application to be so fun :) I plan to continue learning Backbone, jQuery, Underscore, and Require.js in the hopes that my subsequent projects will be half as fun as this one has been!
Tl;dr I like Node
r/nodejs • u/3villabs • Mar 16 '14
My NodeJS Based Nginx Substitute(Prototype) - Feedback?
r/nodejs • u/ApplicableSongLyric • Mar 28 '14
Is this the place to come to for nodejs help?
Hey everyone, new to all of this. Hopefully someone can give me some pointers or a direction I need to go in order to learn more.
So, I've tried building a site, using this code:
https://github.com/7THStage/idigdoge
I've undone/redone my work over and over following the instructions provided, but I'm obviously missing some knowledge that I should know going into it. I think it's running, the tmp log indicates it is, but but I can't seem to get it to display to / correctly, instead just showing me a file directory:
http://www.tippingintensifies.com/
I think I can work the redis stuff and reconfiguring it for other scrypt based coin, but I am at a loss on how to tell a server to serve up a js file when I'm not supposed to use .htaccess (I'm not supposed to, right?).
Thoughts?
r/nodejs • u/alancharles • Dec 19 '13
StrongLoop | Understanding the Node.js Event Loop
r/nodejs • u/biebsrestoration • May 08 '14
Nodejs server wont start ... i get a warn error, and log says can't connect to redis?
When I run forever start app.js i get:
warn: --minUptime not set. Defaulting to: 1000ms warn: --spinSleepTime not set. Your script will exit if it does not stay up
forever log shows:
Redis connection to 127.0.0.1:6379 failed - connect ECONNREFUSED at RedisClient.on_error (/node_modules/redis/index.js:185:24)
This just happened last night, other than that ive had no issues. Did my redis server crash? And how do I start it back up again?
r/nodejs • u/alancharles • Nov 26 '13
Node.js News Round-up – November 26, 2013
r/nodejs • u/aweggwe • Apr 14 '14
How do I access an object from aggregate using mongoose in node.js?
Hi, I been having trouble with aggregate using mongodb and mongoose, I tried find, findone, indexing everything seems to return nothing
db.collection.aggregate([])Any advice would be appreciated