Node.js Archives - Page 4 of 5

6 Apr

2011

Taking Baby Steps with Node.js – Pumping Data Between Streams

By: Jan Van Ryswyck Category:UncategorizedTag: Node.js:3 Comments

Here are the links to the previous installments: Introduction Threads vs. Events Using Non-Standard Modules Debugging with node-inspector CommonJS and Creating Custom Modules Node Version Management with n Implementing Events BDD Style Unit Tests with Jasmine-Node Sprinkled With Some Should ?node_modules? Folders It?s the 10th blog post already in this series on Node.js! And for […]

17 Mar

2011

Taking Baby Steps with Node.js – “node_modules” Folders

By: Jan Van Ryswyck Category:UncategorizedTag: Node.js:2 Comments

Here are the links to the previous installments: Introduction Threads vs. Events Using Non-Standard Modules Debugging with node-inspector CommonJS and Creating Custom Modules Node Version Management with n Taking Baby Steps with Node.js ? Implementing Events BDD Style Unit Tests with Jasmine-Node Sprinkled With Some Should For this post I want to quickly share a […]

7 Mar

2011

Taking Baby Steps with Node.js – BDD Style Unit Tests with Jasmine-Node Sprinkled With Some Should

By: Jan Van Ryswyck Category:UncategorizedTag: Node.js:4 Comments

Here are the links to the previous installments: Introduction Threads vs. Events Using Non-Standard Modules Debugging with node-inspector CommonJS and Creating Custom Modules Node Version Management with n Taking Baby Steps with Node.js ? Implementing Events I probably don?t have to tell you for the umpteenth time about the importance of TDD and writing unit […]

21 Feb

2011

Taking Baby Steps with Node.js – Implementing Events

By: Jan Van Ryswyck Category:UncategorizedTag: Node.js:

Here are the links to the previous installments: Introduction Threads vs. Events Using Non-Standard Modules Debugging with node-inspector CommonJS and Creating Custom Modules Node Version Management with n As I already mentioned in one of the previous posts, events lie at the heart of Node.js. In fact, events ARE the heart of Node.js. When building […]

9 Feb

2011

Taking Baby Steps with Node.js – Node Version Management with n

By: Jan Van Ryswyck Category:UncategorizedTag: JavaScript, Node.js:5 Comments

Here are the links to the previous installments: Introduction Threads vs. Events Using Non-Standard Modules Debugging with node-inspector CommonJS and Creating Custom Modules The community around Node.js is definitely thriving at the moment. As a consequence, new versions of Node.js are being released very rapidly. While the 0.2.x versions of Node.js are considered stable, the […]

4 Feb

2011

Taking Baby Steps with Node.js – CommonJS and Creating Custom Modules

By: Jan Van Ryswyck Category:UncategorizedTag: JavaScript, Node.js:

Here are the links to the previous installments: Introduction Threads vs. Events Using Non-Standard Modules Debugging with node-inspector In a previous blog post, I already discussed how to make use of the built-in and third-party modules inside a Node.js application. For this post I?m going to briefly touch on CommonJS and show how to create […]

14 Jan

2011

Taking Baby Steps with Node.js – Debugging with node-inspector

By: Jan Van Ryswyck Category:UncategorizedTag: JavaScript, Node.js:3 Comments

Here are the links to the previous installments: Introduction Threads vs. Events Using Non-Standard Modules Writing unit tests for your code drastically reduces the amount of debugging. This is the case for practically any programming language that you work in. But when the shit hits the fan, having a debugger with some decent features at […]

14 Dec

2010

Taking Baby Steps with Node.js – Using Non-Standard Modules

By: Jan Van Ryswyck Category:UncategorizedTag: Node.js:

In previous blog posts, I provided a short introduction to Node.js while also discussing the event-based model that lies at its core. For this blog post, I want to show how to effectively use non-standard JavaScript modules from a Node.js application. As already discussed in the introductory blog post, Node.js comes with a number of […]