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Building a Microservice using Node.js & Docker

In this session, we will start with building a simple express micro-service. We will then create a Docker image for the service using both a Docker file as well as the command line. Lastly we will push our image to Docker Hub. The session will run for 30 minutes with 15 minutes for Q&A.

Building high quality services at Uber with Node.js

In this video Raynos (Jake Verbaten) talks about how Uber builds high quality services. He explains what it takes to "productionize" a Node.js service and shows some of the tooling Uber has built and open sourced to enable it.

Node.js Tutorial with Ryan Dahl, creator of Node.js

You've learned how to write code, but how do you actually launch your website or app? LearnStreet courses and tutorials have you covered. In this presentation Ryan Dahl, the man behind Node.js will introduce you to this event-driven I/O framework with a few examples showing Node.js in action. Ryan will also talk about the recent release of v0.4.0 and how to use some of the new APIs. Node.js is a system for building network services for Google's V8 JavaScript engine. Node.js is one of the hottest JavaScript frameworks today. While JQuery is used in the browser, Node is a powerful framework that can be used on the server. It is useful for designing scalable web servers and lets the server and the browser communicate with each other in real time. We use Node.js at LearnStreet to support our interactive course console. LearnStreet is an early-stage startup focused on changing the way people of all backgrounds and skill levels learn how to code. A small, passionate team of product

Introduction of Node JS by Ryan Dahl (Creator of Node Js)

Introduction of Node JS by Ryan Dahl (Creator of Node Js)

Node.JS: The Good Parts? A Skeptic's View

Chris Richardson, founder of the original CloudFoundry.com, is a server-side Java developer who wasn't too thrilled about JavaScript in the browser, let alone on the server. In fact, he might even suggest that we are slaves to JavaScript because people have simply started to accept its weirdness and flaws, much like a Stockholm Syndrome phenomenon.

Scaling Node.js to 500 Million Users

Scaling Node.js to 500 Million Users

Comparing Node.js Frameworks: Express, Hapi, LoopBack, Sailsjs and Meteor

Comparing Node.js Frameworks: Express, Hapi, LoopBack, Sailsjs and Meteor. In this video recorded on Feb 3, 2015 at the BayNode Meetup in Mountain View, Shubhra Kar from StrongLoop walks through a compare and contrast of various Node frameworks like Express, Hapi, restify, sail.js, Meteor and LoopBack and their suitability for building scalable APIs.

Overview of Node.js Microservices Architectures

Overview of Node.js Microservices Architectures

Compare IO.js vs Node.js

Node.js benefits from a vibrant community, but contributions to core repositories have declined, suggesting that the future vitality of the community may be at risk. io.js is a fork of the original Node.JS JavaScript evented I/O runtime, created under an "Open Open Source" to allow for broader, more open contribution to the core repositories.

Zero to Hero with jQuery

Want to know what exactly jQuery is and why it's so wildly popular? Get answers, and watch an exciting day of jQuery goodness hosted by Jeremy Foster and Rachel Appel, who teach you what it is, why you need it, and how you use it. (Spoiler alert: jQuery makes your dev work significantly easier, and it's inherently reactive!) In this sixth Web Wednesdays event, learn about the history and contributors to jQuery, and explore lots of features. Find out how this JavaScript library makes DOM manipulation and event handling easier. Examine AJAX, asynchrony, and effects. Plus, get practical guidance on when to use jQuery and when to combine it with other libraries.

Working with Arrays and Objects in Modern JavaScript

NodeJS Tutorials: Working with Arrays and Objects in Modern JavaScript

JavaScript and Node.js Fundamentals

NodeJS Video Tutorials: JavaScript and Node.js Fundamentals. In this video recorded on May 28, 2015 (which begins about 3 minutes after the webinar started), StrongLoop Developer Evangelist Jordan Kasper walks through the fundamentals of JavaScript and Node.js.

The Intranet of Things with Node.js

The Intranet of Things with Node.js

Express.js Crash Course

In this video, Tony Pujals takes on a crash course of Express.js working through ten basic lessons with code examples to boot.

How does Node.js work?

New to Node.js? Check out this video that explains "How does Node work?"

Node.js Explained

Rising from non-existence three short years ago, Node.js is already attracting the accolades and disdain enjoyed and endured by the Ruby and Rails community just a short time ago. It overtook Rails as the most popular Github repository last November and was selected by InfoWorld for the Technology of the Year Award in 2012. This presentation explains the basic theory and programming model central to Node's approach and will help you understand the resulting benefits and challenges it presents.

Create Server-Side MVC Apps with Node.js and Express

Presented by Jason Diamond for DevelopMentor. Express is a popular framework for building Web applications with an MVC-ish flair to them on the Node.js platform. Come see how to configure a new application, enhance it with community-supported middleware, render HTML to browsers, provide JSON-based APIs for rich client applications, and deploy all of that to the cloud (all in a single JavaScript file).

Node.js - TCP Chat Application

Node.js - TCP chat application

Using Node.js for Everything

In his Forward JS presentation Charlie Key, CEO at Modulus, covers how a fast-moving company can use Node.js and JavaScript for basically everything and succeed

Node.js Process & Child Process

Learn all about Node.js process and child processes. Also how to communicate between parent and child processes.

Node.js Tcp Client Server Programming

Programming TCP Sockets in Node.js,  Writing a TCP Server in node.js.