Node.js installationNow that we're ready to install Node.js from sources. First, we'll move to /usr/src directory - the usual place to hold software sources. cd /usr/srcNow, we pick the latest compressed source archive from Node.js website... Read More

IntroductionA daemon is a program that runs in background and has no controlling terminal. They are often used to provide background services. For example, a web-server or a database server can run as a daemon. This tutorial will show you how to... Read More

This tutorial uses a simple Node.js application, but is applicable to most, if not all, others as well (be they Ruby, Python, etc). For PHP web applications, it is recommended to use a more specialized LAMP or LEMP stack instead.... Read More

Introduction In this tutorial, we will show how to use Node.js to connect to a MongoDB database in a server and do some basic data manipulations. Here are the following software components that will be used: Ubuntu 12.04 x32 MongoDB v2.4.6 Node... Read More

IntroductionIf you already know what Node.js is what it's for and why it's cool, then skip straight to the installation directions. If you want to know a bit more about node and it's ecosystem read on. For those who haven't... Read More

IntroductionGeddy is a full stack open source MVC framework based on ruby on rails methodology with built-in authentication module, passportjs and socket.io integration. Creating realtime secure applications in Geddy takes only a few commands; it... Read More

About Node.jsNode.js. is a system that uses event-driven (as opposed to thread-based) programming to build scalable applications and network programs. It is especially helpful for building web servers. Written in Javascript, node.js was created... Read More