Node.js just got an enterprise-grade security shot in the arm (exclusive)
To help ease the FUD and make Node more secure and hacker-proof, The Node Firm has just acquired the mind behind The Node Security Project, one Mr. Adam Baldwin.
To help ease the FUD and make Node more secure and hacker-proof, The Node Firm has just acquired the mind behind The Node Security Project, one Mr. Adam Baldwin.
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Platform-as-a-Service startup AppFog has acquired leading Node.js PaaS Nodester in a move that gives AppFog even greater versatility for the 60,000 developers using its service.
Node has for some time been web startups' favorite flavor of the month, and now it's becoming more accessible to enterprise-level applications, as well, thanks to the fine folks at Engine Yard.
Hell has frozen over; someone actually made an infographic about Node.js.
An aspiring hardware hacker at Twilio has used his company’s own telephony APIs as well as Node.js and Arduino to build the charming robot you see in the clip above.
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Go ahead — guess. We’ve had a lot of fun asking people to guess this over the past couple days. They’ll start with 40 percent …
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Today, Yahoo is open-sourcing Mojito, a bit of software that uses JavaScript and Node.js to run a single codebase on both the client and server side.
Mojito is one of a few Node-centric projects Yahoo’s been brewing. Collectively called Cocktails, …
Ryan Dahl, the hacker who brought the world Node.js, is turning over the reins to Joyent’s Isaac Schlueter.
Dahl, who started working on the Node project in 2009, stated in a Google Groups post Monday, “After three years of working …
Five years ago, a fifteen-year-old student built a website; this week, the same website won the Node Jam at Node Summit, the conference focusing on all things Node.js.
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At the Node Summit today, a bevy of “big boy” company executives gathered to chat about Node.js, the …
Node.js has been the delight of San Francisco hackers for the past couple years now, but startups and indie developers aren’t the only ones using JavaScript on the server side.
At Node Summit today, Walmart executives talk about why the …
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Node.js has been getting great press for being used to build real-time web applications and fast networking tools that help big web sites run and scale.
But is Node just as good a fit for web agencies and developers that …
Hanging out with Paul Querna, a longtime Node.js core contributor and Rackspace’s systems architect, is more fun than a basket of kittens.
In this video interview, he and I chat about how far Node has come in a relatively short …
Node.js became the most popular code repository on Github over the holiday weekend.
With 11,460 watchers as of this writing, the Node repo now has more attention than Rails, which has 11,274 watchers.
For all you who’ve been trumpeting that …