issue is not to gallop into production now even if the experimental looks
surprisingly solid. But one has a pretty realistic environment to scramble
up the learning curve and rewrite stuff for when .12 comes out with all
seals, my hat off to all contributors for that because it is a big time
sa
not sure I understand the question correctly but if the file itself is
corrupt try using try something
like https://github.com/rubenv/node-xlsx-writer to build the xlsx from
jason, I use express framework (or koa) so I download with something simple
like (sorry for coffeescript)
...get "/blabl
been playing with it on debian wheezy, coffee + koajs + node-mysql, try
catch gets all the sql errors so you can do really nice transactions. looks
ok at first glance I'll start converting my apps to dump callbacks. Not
that I mind the callbacks but you get all the errors with the 'yield way'
Hi, when I do something like this is that blocking? If so how write it
correctly? Thanks
get...
PDFDocument = require('pdfkit');
doc = new PDFDocument
doc.registerFont('Rosario-Italic', 'Rosario-Italic.ttf')
doc.pipe fs.createWriteStream('output.pdf')
Hi List, I am working on a project -Debian Linux, CScript (Zappa)- where
now I need to supply printing tag data from my server to a black box
(linux) from the shipping forwarder. (This box sends the parcel data to the
shipping forwarder's processing mainframe and to the label printers for the
p
Anyone tried Nginx 1.4.1 from source with socketio on Debian 7b or similar
flavours in production? Any caveats? Thanks
El martes, 19 de febrero de 2013 22:12:58 UTC+1, Vitaly Puzrin escribió:
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> Finally :)
>
> http://nginx.com/news/nginx-websockets.html
>
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El martes, 15 de enero de 2013 17:57:22 UTC+1, Paul Tagliamonte escribió:
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> On Tue, Jan 15, 2013 at 11:50:20AM -0500, Chad Engler wrote:
> >+1 for nvm, I got really tired of waiting for package updates in
> different
> >distros.
>
> So, let me jump in this before it becomes a dogp
takes about 10 minutes including a quick test run on debian wheezy, doesn't
make much sense waiting for a package update with a fast moving young item
like node, stable node releases are great. You can't roll a complex deb
package just like that. Otherwise hats off to Debian folks for a super
s
I was looking at a similar decision albeit on a much smaller scale but with
quite a lot of existing non js backend software. In my eternal quest for
simplicity eventually I decided to rewrite it all using Zappjs which is a
sort of wrapper with express, node, socketio, coffeescript,
coffeekup-vi
These are The Metaphysics of Presence, could not resist to quote your
famous namesake
El miércoles, 21 de noviembre de 2012 08:15:51 UTC+1, Martin Heidegger
escribió:
>
> I just stumbled over the problem of choosing a zip library to use. Many of
> the zip projects are not actively maintained by
In case someone is playing with the idea, just updated production Debian
Squeeze to Wheezy and changed DB from MySQL to MariaDB leaving node-mysql
in place
zappa 4.10 (node 8.10,express 3.0,coffeescript) + MariaDB5.5 + node-mysql
on Debian Wheezy (3.2.0-3-amd64)
All running smoothly without *a
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