Oops, I forgot about browserify... Run this and then the tests will pass
(up to the seg fault):
mkdir public
node_modules/browserify/bin/cmd.js --entry client/src/lib/main.js -o
public/client.js
Cheers,
G.
On Wednesday, November 7, 2012 9:45:01 PM UTC, Paul Serby wrote:
>
> Sorry I've just see
jmar777,
https://github.com/AlexeyKupershtokh/node-candle/wiki/Todo
check out the table please
суббота, 3 ноября 2012 г., 4:46:11 UTC+7 пользователь jmar777 написал:
>
> Very interesting - I wasn't aware of the set/clearTimeout optimizations.
> And yes, you're correct about the scope of my modul
Well I work for Microsoft, so you can only imagine my experience using
Azure just cannot be bad ;). But seriously, there are several ways of
running node.js code in Azure:
- you can own a VM (Windows or Linux), where you can listen on whatever TCP
port you please and have the traffic load balan
Fredrick: less code does not make the code easier to digest, not even
close, the vast majority of coffeescript is much smaller, but
incredibly difficult to disambiguate in your head. Same with re-
declaring prototypes, sure it's "noise" but it establishes context.
Much like c++'s magical method inv
For the most part, no, you shouldn't have to change your code. Though
there are some subtleties that you should be aware of:
https://gist.github.com/2790533.
On Wed, Nov 7, 2012 at 6:03 PM, Ket wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've developed my app under the Windows environment. But when it comes to a
> real wor
Hi,
I've developed my app under the Windows environment. But when it comes to a
real world usage I have to host my app under a Linux plan. Does this cause
me to change my code accordingly. If it does, it will be a makeover I guess.
Just my concern!
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On Nov 7, 2012, at 13:21, Prabu Siabuabu wrote:
> hi everyone, i want to ask what's the effect of nodejs installed globally??
> because i've 2 versions of node and i can't uninstall the old one.. ty.
What operating system?
How are you trying to uninstall node?
What error messages are you encou
In future use nvm.
On Wed, Nov 7, 2012 at 11:21 AM, Prabu Siabuabu wrote:
> hi everyone, i want to ask what's the effect of nodejs installed
> globally?? because i've 2 versions of node and i can't uninstall the old
> one.. ty.
>
>
>
> Best Regards,
>
> Prabu
>
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On Thursday, November 8, 2012 12:45:25 AM UTC+1, Ben Noordhuis wrote:
>
> * While HTTP traffic is event-driven, the initial DNS lookup is done
> from inside the thread pool. That's because we use getaddrinfo(3)
> instead of c-ares, mostly because the latter doesn't support things
> like mDNS (
At work, we use protobuf to communicate between all of our services. That
said, we're mostly a Ruby shop. A few of the devs here have been working
hard on our new implementation, which uses the actual protoc compiler to
generate classes instead of some hand-parsing craziness that we used to
us
On Thu, Nov 8, 2012 at 12:04 AM, Isaac Schlueter wrote:
> Node uses threads for file system IO and for some slow CPU-intensive
> operations, and for system calls that are not available
> asynchronously, and for spawning child processes (since you can't
> actually do that without a fork call.)
>
>
It took me a while to get a good conceptual understanding of the node async
networking layer (I still don't have a concrete understanding). I just did
a quick search around and didn't really find anything. I think it's really
interesting and instructive to get a handle on how different OSes enab
Sorry I've just seen that yours runs more tests before seg faulting.
Any ideas why I get that error?
On Wednesday, 7 November 2012 20:49:37 UTC, Graeme Foster wrote:
>
> Hi all
>
> I'm using node 0.8.14 and I've got a test suite that results in a
> segmentation fault on both OSX and whatever Tra
hi everyone, i want to ask what's the effect of nodejs installed globally??
because i've 2 versions of node and i can't uninstall the old one.. ty.
Best Regards,
Prabu
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Doesn't seg fault on my Mac
$ mocha
․
✖ 1 of 86 tests failed:
1) Grid a player joins "before each" hook:
expected 'initialising' to equal 'connected'
On Wednesday, 7 November 2012 20:49:37 UTC, Graeme Foster wrote:
>
> H
Very interesting. So asynchronous I/O usually relies on specific kernel
procedures, and only in few situations it's emulated using threads.
Il giorno giovedì 8 novembre 2012 00:05:39 UTC+1, Isaac Schlueter ha
scritto:
>
> Node uses threads for file system IO and for some slow CPU-intensive
> op
Node uses threads for file system IO and for some slow CPU-intensive
operations, and for system calls that are not available
asynchronously, and for spawning child processes (since you can't
actually do that without a fork call.)
It does *not* use threads for async network IO, because it's
unneces
On Nov 7, 5:00 pm, Alberto Gori wrote:
> Am I wrong?
The only place the thread pool in node is used (AFAIK) is for async
file system calls. So, network I/O does not use extra threads as you
suggest. There is one main thread where the event loop lives and where
everything happens (except async fil
Is this guy confused about threads in node.js?
http://letsnode.com/example-of-what-node-is-really-good-at
Recaping, he says that traditional thread programming incurs in performance
penalties because of cost of context switching and thread creation.
AFAIK, it's true that node.js is hiding thre
I have made one https://github.com/xdenser/node-childWithCallbacks
2012/11/7 Denys Khanzhiyev
> I need a general solution to make calls to child as following
>
> child.send(message,function(error, data){
>
> });
>
> and in the child
>
> parent.on('message',function(message,callback){
> ...
>
The Boston based Node.js in the wild Meetup group will be holding its
next meeting on Wed Nov 14 at 7pm in the Brightcove offices.
The meeting will be focused on Node testing:
* TDD, BDD
* Testing stack (Integration -> Functional -> Unit)
* Integration: Casper vs Zombie vs Jasmine+Phantom, etc
* F
Yep, but there are interesting ways to do things still, like STUN and SOCKS
bindings if you have a proxy of your own out there you can generally setup
the tunnel inside most PaaS. Generally though the PaaS is stuck to
preallocating port/host pairs and charging for them since most don't give
you
On Nov 7, 3:49 pm, Graeme Foster wrote:
> Any tips would be appreciated!
I'd first start by making debug builds of all addon dependencies and
using those instead. You can do it manually by going into each addon's
top-level directory and doing `node-gyp --debug rebuild` (you might
want/need to `np
Hi all
I'm using node 0.8.14 and I've got a test suite that results in a
segmentation fault on both OSX and whatever Travis is building on. I
thought I'd be clever and use gdb to get a stack trace but here's what I
got:
(gdb) set args ./node_modules/mocha/bin/mocha
(gdb) run
Starting program:
Il giorno mercoledì 7 novembre 2012 21:11:49 UTC+1, Alberto Gori ha scritto:
>
> I discovered that Vows has a not documented feature that completely solves
> this problem:
>
> vows.describe('...
>
> }).export(module, { error: false });
>
> {error: false} is the answer!
>
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I discovered that Vows has a not documented feature that completely solves
this problem:
vows.describe('...
}).export(module, { error: false });
{error: false} is the answer!
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Since we're on this topic, what is the general state of
Avro/Thrift/Protobufs. Are many people using them in production? I
know Thrift is supposed to have native support, but the generated code
is much less complete than the Java version. Protobufs seem to have a
dynamic library that more or less p
The problem these PaaS providers face is that http (and even https with
SNI) allow you to route incoming requests by hostname on a single IP
address.
Other TCP services (generally) do not allow this, forcing the provider to
give you a unique IP address. This is relatively straightforward for
someo
I've been looking for a PaaS provider with the same requirements as well,
and haven't had much luck. I've tried appFog, Heroku, no.de (when
it existed), and Nodejitsu and they all limit you to 1 (randomly assigned)
http/s port.
However, it's very easy to get node running on a vanilla Joyent or
Hi everybody,
I'm releasing the first stable version of node-avro under the MIT license:
https://github.com/collectivemedia/node-avro
Best regards,
Manuel Simoni
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You re
Oups! Didn't know about it - sorry! Won't do it again.
Thanks,
Hakan.
On Wed, Nov 7, 2012 at 5:32 PM, Ben Noordhuis wrote:
> On Wed, Nov 7, 2012 at 4:22 PM, Hakan Guzelgoz
> wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I know that this group is not the appropriate place to post this, but I
> > thought some of you m
On Wed, Nov 7, 2012 at 4:22 PM, Hakan Guzelgoz wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I know that this group is not the appropriate place to post this, but I
> thought some of you may be interested - or you may forward this to someone
> else.
This is a friendly reminder that the mailing list is not for
recruitment.
Hi,
I know that this group is not the appropriate place to post this, but I
thought some of you may be interested - or you may forward this to someone
else.
I am looking for a *talented web designer* (pro of css, HTML5, design and
ideally with some JS) that could help for our new web project.
T
You are using object representation that is not really GC friendly.
Split you array into pieces (build B-tree like data structure) and you
will see GC pauses that are smaller by orders of magnitude.
Vyacheslav Egorov
On Wed, Nov 7, 2012 at 2:35 AM, darcy wrote:
>
> I've did a test for performan
Hi,
I'm the host of the MongoDB user group in Düsseldorf Germany. MongoDB is a
document-orientated NoSQL datastore. Our next meetup will feature a talk on
*MongoDB and Node.js*
If you are from the Düsseldorf area, feel free to show up. The event is
here: https://www.xing.com/events/4-treffen-
Antoine,
Angry Bytes builds second screen implementations that are powered by
Node.js. There's a good chance you've already seen one in action, if
you're in the Netherlands! We have an ever growing list of cases you
can see at: http://two-screen.tv/cases/
Regards,
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Two Screen,
I've been going nuts trying to get my socket connections under control.
Unlike most posts, where people are hitting the maxSockets limit and need
to free it up, I have code connecting to a localhost server (couchdb) using
http.
It appears that socket pooling is ignored, as well as maxSockets, w
> If i have to establish is-a relation, i'd rather do this via simple
property than prototypes.
Exactly, I keept the sample small and ignore that part, if You need it You
can use this
Model = function(){}
Validatable = function(klass){
// do all needed extensions ...
klass.p
I need a general solution to make calls to child as following
child.send(message,function(error, data){
});
and in the child
parent.on('message',function(message,callback){
...
callback(err,data);
});
I know I can do it myself by defining my own message wraper with UID and
putting them in
I've did a test for performance issues caused by GC and memory consumption.
My test run on linux, node v0.8.5
the code:
var obj_num = 500;
var fill = {}
>
> for (var i = obj_num; i >= 0; i--) {
>
> fill["fill string***" + i] = "fill string" + i;
>
> };
>
> setInterval(fu
One of the biggest examples would be Cloud9.
I know that Hotels.nl also use(s/d) Node.js as I implemented it there and there
are a couple
more booking agencies there that use Node.
And If I remember correctly, there are also some TV channels and radio stations
that use Node.js
On Wednesday 7 N
Hi all,
Does anybody know if there are any companies in the Netherlands where
Nodejs has been adopted?
Got the impression most companies over here haven't even heard about RoR
yet, let alone Node.
Antoine
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