NodeConf 2011
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| riak-js | Sean Cribbs | 28m |
riak-js is a Node client for Riak that actually sends JS map and reduce functions, supports map-reduce in JavaScript, key filters and key streaming, and… | ||
| Running Node.js in Production | Charlie Robbins | 19m |
Argues that production Node must exit on error so restarts reset state, shows socket errors bubble up and must handle the 'error' event, warns about listener… | ||
| Debuggin a Large Node Cluster | Matt Ranney | 24m |
Debugging a large Node cluster is hard because bugs arise from accumulated distributed state not reproducible in dev; the concrete remedy shown is running a… | ||
| How to Test Asynchronous Code | Felix Geisendörfer | 30m |
Argues that asynchronous code becomes testable by making logic no IO and injecting test doubles, with tools: node-fake for mocks and node-microtest to run each… | ||
| How npm Works | Isaac Z. Schlueter | 28m |
npm 1.0 claims a working CouchDB-backed registry with one document per package and tarball attachments, and it already hosts about 1900 packages / 300 new per… | ||
| SpiderNode, V8Monkey, and You | Brendan Eich | 23m |
V8Monkey: V8 API for SpiderMonkey wraps SpiderMonkey so Node can run on it; SpiderNode: a Node clone that uses V8Monkey and it works. They ported Node buffers… | ||
| Every node.js module ever! | Marak Squires | 16m |
Claims that the Node ecosystem already hosts 1882 modules and attempts a rapid recitation that averages 120 a minute using an npm search style dump of package… | ||
| Fuck cyberspaces, we'll do it live! | Chris Williams | 07m |
A working Node.js serial library surfaces that lets Node talk to USB serial devices and microcontrollers; it runs with Arduino / Uino kits and with home… | ||
| socket.io | Guillermo Rauch | 23m |
An actual roadmap for socket.io: a new protocol spec and alpha release that adds clustering without custom dispatchers by supporting external stores, defaults… | ||
| Lessons learned in production | Matt Eernisse | 13m |
A Node-based file uploader is already live handling streaming to disk, thumbnailing and shipping to S3, running on a three-server cluster and communicating… | ||
| The future of JS ans You | Peter Hallam, Alex Russell | 29m |
Tracer is a JavaScript‑to‑JavaScript compiler written in JavaScript that takes proposed Harmony features and emits ES5 that runs in browsers or Node (it has a… | ||
| Freestyle RPC for node | James Halliday | 26m |
DNode makes RPC look like local calls by passing functions by reference so callbacks execute where they were defined, not as serialized code, and it supports… | ||
| Bacon Themed QRCodes for Hungry Devices | Ryan Day | 17m |
Provides an npm library that generates QR codes and renders them on server or client using canvas, with an API to underlay images and force scan-safe pixels… | ||
| Dirty Little Hacks | Tyler Gillies | 21m |
A rapid tour of concrete hacks: demos of chainsaw-based module composition and a published npm called discover that parses pages with htmlparser + soupselect… | ||
| Canvas in Node.js | John Schulz | 21m |
Claims server-side canvas rendering with node-canvas (Cairo backing) plus jsdom and patched flot actually produces PNG charts via createPNGStream / toBuffer… | ||
| Node @ Facebook | Robert Kieffer | 26m |
Facebook is experimenting with Node rather than deploying it widely yet and focuses on concrete uses and metrics: using Node plus pcap to profile chat traffic… | ||
| Building Realtime Singlepage Apps | Henrik Joreteg | 24m |
Argues that real‑time single‑page apps can beat native UX by syncing a single app state across clients and server, using Backbone.js + socket.io to get… | ||
| Cast Project & Node.js | Paul Querna | 17m |
Cast is a deployment system built as deployment as an HTTP API where you upload a tarball, install apps, and perform start stop restart with built-in health… | ||
| How To Win at NodeKnockout | Visnu Pitiyanuvath | 14m |
NodeKnockout is a 48-hour coding contest using Node; plan features in concentric layers so cutting scope leaves a usable core. Expect roughly $440,000 in… | ||
| Why node has a DOM | Elijah Insua | 24m |
Node gets a headless DOM implementation called jsom, a CommonJS, W3C-aligned DOM plus a tiny window layer that boots in a few lines and parses markup via three… | ||
| Being Uber with Node | Curtis Chambers | 20m |
Moves a live service from a LAMP prototype to a Node-based dispatch, claiming zero lost requests during rolling deploys and live migration. Implements request… | ||
| Node v0.5 Roadmap | Ryan Dahl | 29m |
Roadmap asserts Node v0.5 refactors I/O plumbing to add Windows compatibility via IOCP by introducing a C shim called liboio C library, aiming to land… | ||
| A panel of selected node contributors | 48m | |
Road map to 1.0 stays vague: v0.6 focuses on plumbing and stability, with better debugging and GC/backpressure fixes listed as priorities. Node is shown weak… | ||
| Creating Node Addons, C/C++ extensions for fun and profit | Marco Rogers | 30m |
Builds a working bcrypt Node addon into a single bcrypt.node module that exposes gen_salt and bcrypt functions, converts JS strings to UTF‑8 char and back to… | ||
| NodeConf 2011 Welcome Video | Michael Rogers Carri | 01m |
Announcement documents that this is the first-ever NodeConf held in Portland, Oregon, that the gathering registers as a tremendous event well received by… | ||
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