What you have there looks correct to me, as far as the module. Did
you write the script that accepts the command line parameters,
requires the module and then passes the parameters into the module?
>From the lesson description:
This problem is the same as the previous but introduces the conc
We get asked this sort of wide open question a lot on the #node.js IRC
channel. Honestly it very much depends on your experience and capabilities.
There's a massive range of services to consider, from simple
no-devops-required systems like Heroku ranging up to installing your own
hardware in datac
Hi Markus.
Did you try Jelastic cloud solutions? There a lot of hosting providers
in Europe http://docs.jelastic.com/jelastic-hoster-info
I would recommend either ElastX as they outperform any other, or
LayerShift as they provide excellent support.
Regards,
CK
08.11.2014 01:18, Markus Kuhn w
Has anybody got experience with the learnyounode "Make It Modular"
challenge? Because I am writing the following code, but it is not passing.
But when I run it with a test usage, everything seems ok. If anybody spots
anything wrong, please let me know.
Here are the two files I have created.
=
Hi Everybody,
i found some entrys to my question, but they are old or not specific
enough. Got the following question and please keep in mind that my
administration skills for servers suck hard :)
I want to host a node.js app which connects to a mongo database. I want
this app to be highly sc
Go to this page: https://www.npmjs.org/
It shows the top 10 node packages by different measures, and has links to
so that you can go beyond the top 10. It's probably worth your time to
browse through these lists so that you are aware of the heavily used
packages.
The link for the packages that ha
Node.js doesn't support web workers by default, try this library:
https://github.com/audreyt/node-webworker-threads
On Thu, Nov 6, 2014 at 9:11 PM, Mark Hahn wrote:
> When I try to start a web worker in node I'm getting this error ...
>
> myWorker = new Worker('./web-worker.js');
> Refer
Any one can tell me which framework choose in node.js for developing UI.
because these framework is good one for design, and performance,,and etc..
thanks in advance
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Sam Roberts schreef op 03-11-14 om 21:50:
On Mon, Nov 3, 2014 at 11:00 AM, Tim Kuijsten wrote:
Tim, is your server storing passwords in plain text? If so, that's
probably your biggest security problem.
Hi Sam, yes, but I'll use a file that only the superuser can read.
That's what i meant
Hi Vipin,
It's nott really related to the ttemplates. You can look into the sample
app about how to query ES instance via the REST api. As soon as you have
API result, you can then use it as any variable and just insert it into the
template as you like.
In our sample app we don't have server-side
I'm new in node.js and mongodb. so now i want develope new web development
app using node.js .so i have confused which framework selected in node.js .
i haven't no idea .so once selected any one framework, all the details go
through in net. which one can i choose .
choose any one doesn't mat
This seems like a common enough scenario that their is probably already a
module for it, so I'm asking before I start writing one :).
Given a generic free form text search input on a webpage I would like to
have it converted over to a query to be executed against my data. My
target is MongoDB lik
Alright, so I narrowed it down. I am running node under the new cluster
module. What is happening is one of the node processes is dying and it
that is what is closing down the connection to the client. It happens
right before the node process response.
This leads me to another couple of qu
I am new to node.js.
I want to use rdfstore module for implementing semantic web in a node.js
poroject.
I found this sample code on Github for rdfstore, can anyone explain it
var rdfstore = require('rdfstore');
new rdfstore.Store({persistent:true,
engine:'mongodb',
Have you tried wrapping it in a socket using new Socket({ fd: 11 })?
-Tim
Ryan Schmidt schreef op 05-11-14 om 04:18:
Does anyone have any thoughts on the below?
Or is there a better zero-downtime deployment module I should use instead of
naught that has already solved this problem of how to p
ready-made solutions that I know of include CouchBase and CouchDB.
they are both pretty much the same in regard of your requirements.
- blobs and docs are supported natively (but better done by CouchDB for
JSON)
- They both have master-master replication in real-time with default or
FWIW, I can't see anything wrong with your logic.
Modifying naught to pass fd 11 to your app's cluster master looks like it
should allow the cluster workers to listen with {fd: 11} and have that
bubble up to the master.
~Ryan
On Tue, Nov 4, 2014 at 7:18 PM, Ryan Schmidt
wrote:
> Does anyone ha
I though we had gzip
On Tuesday, 4 November 2014 17:11:36 UTC+1, Alan Hoffmeister wrote:
>
> Hello guys,
>
> I want to introduce Bolty, a small piece of code that can serialize JS
> objects into binary buffers and back again into an object. It consumes
> a lot less space than JSON and can also
Which framework is good one for developing for UI (web designing) in
node.js. anyone tell me.advance thanks
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The trick that hyperquest uses to disable the node core pooling behavior is
to pass `agent: false` to the options. The same thing works with request.
More discussion here: https://github.com/request/request/issues/1231
On Saturday, November 2, 2013 11:16:10 PM UTC-5, Jarrett Cruger wrote:
>
>
When I try to start a web worker in node I'm getting this error ...
myWorker = new Worker('./web-worker.js');
ReferenceError: Worker is not defined
Is there something I have to do to use a web-worker?
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