I'm trying to set up an environment where I can start messing around with
Node.js. My first goal is to run one of the examples from Node Cookbook, by
David Clements, and make some changes to it.
One of the steps in the example is to run 'hotnode script.js'. I understand
what this is supposed to
I'm not sure I've gotten a direct answer to my title question, "What's
important?" Perhaps I should have phrased it as "What's the most useful way
to approach learning Node.js, given my background and interests?" All of
you have given me some stuff to chew on, though.
I've decided to try learni
I'm not sure I've gotten a direct answer to my title question, "What's
important?" Perhaps I should have phrased it as "What's the most useful way
to approach learning Node.js, given my background and interests?" All of
you have given me some stuff to chew on, though.
I've decided to try learni
I'm trying to learn NodeJS. My background (most recently) is writing web
applications in PHP, with some JavaScript mixed in. My objectives are (1)
to learn to write simple web applications in NodeJS, (2) to be able to read
NodeJS code to help me document services that my company develops, and (3
