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]]> By: Twitted by apanitsch http://sapessi.com/2009/11/server-side-javascript-with-node-js/comment-page-1/#comment-180 Twitted by apanitsch Wed, 25 Nov 2009 20:41:21 +0000 http://sapessi.com/?p=337#comment-180 [...] This post was Twitted by apanitsch [...] [...] This post was Twitted by apanitsch [...]

]]> By: Bimal http://sapessi.com/2009/11/server-side-javascript-with-node-js/comment-page-1/#comment-179 Bimal Mon, 23 Nov 2009 15:58:26 +0000 http://sapessi.com/?p=337#comment-179 Interesting stuff. For the example you mention I see the dispatching code moving from the main loop which has moved 'under the hood' to the service function. Does not seem like a huge win at first glance. BTW what is to 'stumple'? :) Interesting stuff. For the example you mention I see the dispatching code moving from the main loop which has moved ‘under the hood’ to the service function. Does not seem like a huge win at first glance.

BTW what is to ’stumple’? :)

]]> By: Stefano Buliani http://sapessi.com/2009/11/server-side-javascript-with-node-js/comment-page-1/#comment-177 Stefano Buliani Sun, 22 Nov 2009 15:51:48 +0000 http://sapessi.com/?p=337#comment-177 Yes the event-driven model has been around for a long while. I'm not talking about a new technology but a change in the way these sort of app are conceived and written. Many programmers are used to writing big apps with a main loop in which they have to keep everything under control. What Node has done is simplify this concept. The only analogy I can come up with now is a sort of restful API. That's for me is exactly the way to go. makes the developer's life a lot easier. Yes the event-driven model has been around for a long while. I’m not talking about a new technology but a change in the way these sort of app are conceived and written. Many programmers are used to writing big apps with a main loop in which they have to keep everything under control.
What Node has done is simplify this concept. The only analogy I can come up with now is a sort of restful API. That’s for me is exactly the way to go. makes the developer’s life a lot easier.

]]> By: DT http://sapessi.com/2009/11/server-side-javascript-with-node-js/comment-page-1/#comment-176 DT Sun, 22 Nov 2009 14:43:22 +0000 http://sapessi.com/?p=337#comment-176 I'm not sure I buy that event-driven is such a big change, just because of a fork in the process (or a thread-spawning) being executed. Event driven development became a new thing ages ago when Xtoolkit for X Windows started (or maybe a lot earlier than that, even) and was subsequently popularized by Visual Basic/etc. I also don't view it as much of a language construct (you're just passing a closure to the function). That said, I am very excited to hear about these upcoming developments with node.js. The simplicity of what they are doing is great; hopefully we'll see a nice web framework built on top of it soon (maybe someone could take TrimPath Junction and mod it for this?). I’m not sure I buy that event-driven is such a big change, just because of a fork in the process (or a thread-spawning) being executed. Event driven development became a new thing ages ago when Xtoolkit for X Windows started (or maybe a lot earlier than that, even) and was subsequently popularized by Visual Basic/etc. I also don’t view it as much of a language construct (you’re just passing a closure to the function).

That said, I am very excited to hear about these upcoming developments with node.js. The simplicity of what they are doing is great; hopefully we’ll see a nice web framework built on top of it soon (maybe someone could take TrimPath Junction and mod it for this?).

]]> By: Stefano Buliani http://sapessi.com/2009/11/server-side-javascript-with-node-js/comment-page-1/#comment-175 Stefano Buliani Sun, 22 Nov 2009 07:36:23 +0000 http://sapessi.com/?p=337#comment-175 You are right. Thanks for the correction. I updated the article. Node is actually written in C++, the libraries are obviously written in JS. You are right. Thanks for the correction. I updated the article.
Node is actually written in C++, the libraries are obviously written in JS.

]]> By: JB http://sapessi.com/2009/11/server-side-javascript-with-node-js/comment-page-1/#comment-174 JB Sun, 22 Nov 2009 01:41:59 +0000 http://sapessi.com/?p=337#comment-174 In Python? Really? Did you read the web site at all? Node.js is written in Javascript. It's build system uses Python. Sheesh....so much misinformation. In Python? Really? Did you read the web site at all?

Node.js is written in Javascript. It’s build system uses Python.

Sheesh….so much misinformation.

]]> By: Davies http://sapessi.com/2009/11/server-side-javascript-with-node-js/comment-page-1/#comment-173 Davies Sun, 22 Nov 2009 00:51:27 +0000 http://sapessi.com/?p=337#comment-173 Interesting article, thanks for posting Interesting article, thanks for posting

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