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RETAIL SELLING POINTS
Nearly 100 fully-worked examples
Covers basic to advanced topics
Logical easy to follow guide
AUDIENCE
This book is for software developers who have some understanding of Node.js and intend to use it in their everyday work or want solutions to specific problems.
Product Description
DESCRIPTION
Node.js is a relatively new platform that lets software developers write the server side of web applications in JavaScript. Problem is—solid examples that show how to implement Node.js in production are still few and far between. That's exactly what this book offers.
Node.js in Practice assembles nearly 100 practical techniques that can be used when implementing Node in production. All the code is tested, instantly useful, and relevant. It’s a random-access collection of fully-worked examples that offers solutions to the common-and not-so-common-issues faced when rolling out Node. It includes the ins and outs of event-based programming, how and why to use closures, how to structure applications to take advantage of end-to-end JavaScript apps, and more. The book arranges techniques into logical clusters like Events, Streams, File System, and Testing. The heavily-annotated code makes the examples easy to follow and handy cross-references show how techniques dovetail with other related examples.
RETAIL SELLING POINTS
Nearly 100 fully-worked examples
Covers basic to advanced topics
Logical easy to follow guide
AUDIENCE
This book is for software developers who have some understanding of Node.js and intend to use it in their everyday work or want solutions to specific problems.
ABOUT THE TECHNOLOGY
Node is a server-side platform for developing network applications. It’s built on V8, Google’s JavaScript runtime engine.
Summary
Node.js in Practice is a collection of fully tested examples that offer solutions to the common and not-so-common issues you face when you roll out Node. You'll dig into important topics like the ins and outs of event-based programming, how and why to use closures, how to structure applications to take advantage of end-to-end JavaScript apps, and more.
Purchase of the print book includes a free eBook in PDF, Kindle, and ePub formats from Manning Publications.
About the Book
You've decided to use Node.js for your next project and you need the skills to implement Node in production. It would be great to have Node experts Alex Young and Marc Harter at your side to help you tackle those day-to-day challenges. With this book, you can!
Node.js in Practice is a collection of 115 thoroughly tested examples and instantly useful techniques guaranteed to make any Node application go more smoothly. Following a common-sense Problem/Solution format, these experience-fueled techniques cover important topics like event-based programming, streams, integrating external applications, and deployment. The abundantly annotated code makes the examples easy to follow, and techniques are organized into logical clusters, so it's a snap to find what you're looking for.
Written for readers who have a practical knowledge of JavaScript and the basics of Node.js.
What's Inside
Common usage examples, from basic to advancedDesigning and writing modulesTesting and debugging Node appsIntegrating Node into existing systems
About the Authors
Alex Young is a seasoned JavaScript developer who blogs regularly at DailyJS. Marc Harter works daily on large-scale projects including high-availability real-time applications, streaming interfaces, and other data-intensive systems.
Table of Contents
PART 1 NODE FUNDAMENTALS Getting started Globals: Node's environment Buffers: Working with bits, bytes, and encodings Events:Mastering EventEmitter and beyond Streams: Node's most powerful and misunderstood feature File system: Synchronous and asynchronous approaches Networking: Node's true "Hello, World" Child processes: Integrating external applications with Node PART 2 REAL-WORLD RECIPES The Web: Build leaner and meaner web applications Tests: The key to confident code Debugging: Designing for introspection and resolving issues Node in production: Deploying applications safelyPART 3 WRITING MODULESWriting modules: Mastering what Node is all about
Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Nearly 100 fully-worked examples
Covers basic to advanced topics
Logical easy to follow guide
AUDIENCE
This book is for software developers who have some understanding of Node.js and intend to use it in their everyday work or want solutions to specific problems.
Product Description
DESCRIPTION
Node.js is a relatively new platform that lets software developers write the server side of web applications in JavaScript. Problem is—solid examples that show how to implement Node.js in production are still few and far between. That's exactly what this book offers.
Node.js in Practice assembles nearly 100 practical techniques that can be used when implementing Node in production. All the code is tested, instantly useful, and relevant. It’s a random-access collection of fully-worked examples that offers solutions to the common-and not-so-common-issues faced when rolling out Node. It includes the ins and outs of event-based programming, how and why to use closures, how to structure applications to take advantage of end-to-end JavaScript apps, and more. The book arranges techniques into logical clusters like Events, Streams, File System, and Testing. The heavily-annotated code makes the examples easy to follow and handy cross-references show how techniques dovetail with other related examples.
RETAIL SELLING POINTS
Nearly 100 fully-worked examples
Covers basic to advanced topics
Logical easy to follow guide
AUDIENCE
This book is for software developers who have some understanding of Node.js and intend to use it in their everyday work or want solutions to specific problems.
ABOUT THE TECHNOLOGY
Node is a server-side platform for developing network applications. It’s built on V8, Google’s JavaScript runtime engine.
Summary
Node.js in Practice is a collection of fully tested examples that offer solutions to the common and not-so-common issues you face when you roll out Node. You'll dig into important topics like the ins and outs of event-based programming, how and why to use closures, how to structure applications to take advantage of end-to-end JavaScript apps, and more.
Purchase of the print book includes a free eBook in PDF, Kindle, and ePub formats from Manning Publications.
About the Book
You've decided to use Node.js for your next project and you need the skills to implement Node in production. It would be great to have Node experts Alex Young and Marc Harter at your side to help you tackle those day-to-day challenges. With this book, you can!
Node.js in Practice is a collection of 115 thoroughly tested examples and instantly useful techniques guaranteed to make any Node application go more smoothly. Following a common-sense Problem/Solution format, these experience-fueled techniques cover important topics like event-based programming, streams, integrating external applications, and deployment. The abundantly annotated code makes the examples easy to follow, and techniques are organized into logical clusters, so it's a snap to find what you're looking for.
Written for readers who have a practical knowledge of JavaScript and the basics of Node.js.
What's Inside
Common usage examples, from basic to advancedDesigning and writing modulesTesting and debugging Node appsIntegrating Node into existing systems
About the Authors
Alex Young is a seasoned JavaScript developer who blogs regularly at DailyJS. Marc Harter works daily on large-scale projects including high-availability real-time applications, streaming interfaces, and other data-intensive systems.
Table of Contents
PART 1 NODE FUNDAMENTALS Getting started Globals: Node's environment Buffers: Working with bits, bytes, and encodings Events:Mastering EventEmitter and beyond Streams: Node's most powerful and misunderstood feature File system: Synchronous and asynchronous approaches Networking: Node's true "Hello, World" Child processes: Integrating external applications with Node PART 2 REAL-WORLD RECIPES The Web: Build leaner and meaner web applications Tests: The key to confident code Debugging: Designing for introspection and resolving issues Node in production: Deploying applications safelyPART 3 WRITING MODULESWriting modules: Mastering what Node is all about
Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.