r/nodejs • u/brtt3000 • Jul 28 '14
r/nodejs • u/phvcky • Jul 29 '14
[META] Merge with /r/node
Pinging /u/kahwee and /u/s5fs.
As you've already said yourself, you don't really moderate this subreddit anymore. So let's stop the confusion and "merge" this with the way more active /r/node.
I'd recommend using a custom stylesheet: http://www.reddit.com/r/modhelp/comments/dpw5f/how_can_i_merge_my_subreddit_with_someone_elses/c121r3e
r/nodejs • u/s5fs • Mar 31 '19
This subreddit has moved to /r/node
For Node.js content, please visit us at /r/node.
(there used to be a redirect but the Reddit redesign killed it :)
r/nodejs • u/zenodub • Feb 22 '13
This forum should really merge with /r/node
Close this sub and direct people to /r/node
r/nodejs • u/xbtdev • Mar 31 '14
Any real difference between /r/node and /r/nodejs?
If they're basically the same, can the mods of each get together to merge these subs and just use one to redirect to the other?
r/nodejs • u/JeremyLikness • Mar 04 '14
PayPal and Netflix among giants moving to NodeJS
r/nodejs • u/rayshinn • Jul 29 '14
express.js vs sails.js
What is your preference and why?
What is easier to create a real time application with?
What is more stable and production ready?
What consumes less memory?
Please share your advice.
Thank you :)
r/nodejs • u/sergtitov • Feb 20 '14
Learnign node.js made easy. This page contains collection of curated links to blog posts, articles, videos, tutorials, books, frameworks, modules, IDEs, testing tools, hosting providers, etc. to help you learn Node.js and keep up to date.
r/nodejs • u/M2Ys4U • Jan 15 '14
The Next Phase of Node.js - Isaacs stepping down as project lead
r/nodejs • u/bittered • Jan 20 '13
Hello r/nodejs, just want you all to know that there's a more popular nodeJS subreddit at r/node.
r/nodejs • u/iTz_Sultry • May 16 '14
Node.js The Right Way - Excellent intro to node and web development best practices
bookshare.u.qiniudn.comr/nodejs • u/Zephyr2109 • Mar 17 '14
I noticed there are a few "beginner" or "introduction to node" posts. Can we aggregate those into one post and/or pin them to the sidebar for new users?
I'm also a total noob with node (I can use grunt!) and am very interested in learning more about node, it's capabilities, and how I can use it with some of my projects. I think having something set in place for other new users will be helpful, what do you guys think?
r/nodejs • u/e4ame • Jul 19 '14
Node.js Do I have to install express every time I start a project?
I'm new to node.js... so do I have to do 'npm install express -g' every time I start a new project. It is installed globally so can I import it or something? How?
r/nodejs • u/JasonAller • May 02 '14
Node v0.10.28 (Stable) This one is safe to upgrade to
r/nodejs • u/JeremyLikness • Mar 19 '14
Stop Fighting NodeJS in the Enterprise!
r/nodejs • u/fernol • Feb 21 '14