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Issue 10
November 7, 2013

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Welcome to issue 10 of Node Weekly. Please note we're taking a break next week so the next issue will be on Thursday, November 21. See you then :-)

featured

CylonJS: JavaScript Robotics Made Simple

A simple, yet powerful way to create solutions that incorporate multiple, different hardware devices at the same time. Johnny Five is another one worth investigating for Arduino.

THE HYBRID GROUP

Developing Mobile Apps with Node.js and MongoDB: A Series From IBM

An IBM ‘Extreme Blue’ team used Node on a project and compared it to Java. This is an interesting look at a single enterprise’s approach to Node and how Node beat out Java in many ways.

IBM DEVELOPERWORKS

reading

How PayPal is Being Revolutionized by Node.js and Lean UX

A look at how development at PayPal now runs behind the scenes on Node.js-based services.

NEARFORM

Creating a Single Page Todo App with Node and Angular

A to-the-point walkthrough of building an app on a MEAN (Mongo, Express, Angular, Node) stack.

CHRIS SEVILLEJA

Why Use Node.js? A Case-by-Case Introduction

An intelligent look at a variety of scenarios where Node makes sense and how it differs to other solutions.

TOPTAL

Deploying Node applications with Capistrano, GitHub, Nginx and Upstart

EBAY DEV BLOG

How to Handle a Bunch of Requests Using JS Promises

STEFAN JUDIS

What You Need To Know About Node.js

A high level piece but something you might forward on to newcomers to share the buzz.

READWRITE

How to Develop A Tweeting Command-Line Application with Flatiron.js

Flatiron.js is an adaptable, decoupled framework that can be used for both webapps and command line apps.

DMITRI VORONIANSKI

Intro to Grunt via the 'Cabin' Static Site Generator

CHRIS WREN

550 Regression Tests in 4 Minutes with Joyent Manta

To find a performance regression between Node v0.10 and v0.11, T J Fontaine used Joyent Manta (a big data compute service from Joyent) instead of git-bisect to find the offending commits among all 550 commits of the development branch in under 4 minutes.

JOYENT

watching and listening

How to Cluster Node.js Processes

In this 15 minute talk from a Node Miniconf and Hackathon held at the StrongLoop offices, Sam Roberts shows how to cluster Node processes with various NPM modules.

VIMEO

How to Debug Node Apps with Node Inspector

A 20 minute talk by Miroslav Bajtos where he shows you how to debug your Node apps using the latest enhancements to Node Inspector.

VIMEO

libraries, code and tools

Holler.js: A Node.js Real-Time Notification Service

STRONGLOOP

v86: x86 Virtualization in JavaScript, Running in the Browser and on Node

The technology behind a popular demo a few weeks ago has now been open sourced.

FABIAN HEMMER

npm-check-updates: Find Newer Versions of Dependencies Than What Your package.json Allows

TOMAS JUNNONE

suspend: Generator-Based Asynchronous Control Flow Library for Node.js

A control flow library that enables clean, pseudo-synchronous syntax for asynchronous interactions. Based on generators, designed to “play nice” with Node’s callback conventions and/or promises.

GITHUB

node-pac: Pack Your node_modules As *.tgz Files for Version Control and Easy Deploys

MIKE FREY

Eclipse Orion 4.0 (Web-Based IDE) Released

For background, see the recently published article “Meet Eclipse Orion: For the cloud, in the cloud”.

disposable-redis: Gives You A Redis Server to Toy with and Throw Away

Well suited for situations where your app requires a Redis server for testing.

HELGE S. HOLM

Grasp: Search and Replace for JavaScript Code Based On Structure

A command line utility for searching and replacing in JavaScript code, but unlike grep or sed, it considers the structure behind the code (the abstract syntax tree) rather than the plain text.

GEORGE ZAHARIEV

Curiosity: Raw Metrics from your JavaScript Project's Source

VESELIN TODOROV

BackboneORM: A Polystore ORM for Node.js and the Browser

BackboneORM was designed to provide a consistent, polystore ORM across Node.js and the browser.

VIDIGAMI

jobs

Web Engineer at Maker Studios (Los Angeles)

Maker Studios has gathered over 60,000 of the largest and most influential YouTube channels into a new network model that is disrupting the television industry, and the technology group at Maker Studios develops the talent-facing web applications that make this possible at high-scale. If using technologies like Docker, NodeJS, CircleCI, Redis, Memcache, MongoDB, and CoffeeScript sounds exciting, we want you on our team.

MAKER STUDIOS

Freelance with Companies like Airbnb, IDEO & JPMorgan

Work on special projects with great companies through Toptal. Set your weekly/hourly rate, and work from anywhere in the world as an elite developer. See if you have what it takes!

TOPTAL