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Why should I get started with Node.js? - rain

http://therain.posterous.com/why-should-i-get-started-with-nodejs They are many reasons, I give a few (as reponse to a question asked on HN):

Max Ogden Blogotronz

http://maxogden.com/node-streams Description of and notes on the node.js Stream API
Posted on 29 September 2010 I was lucky enough to have a short chat with Ryan at JSConf.eu last weekend in Berlin about the memory allocation comparison between Node.js and RingoJS I had done. He didn’t have any suggestion for tuning Node.js or V8 for higher memory and garbage collector throughput, but thought it was possible that Node’s lackluster performance in the benchmark had to do with binary buffers and getting data in and out of them.

Update on my Node.js Memory and GC Benchmark - Hannes Wallnöfer

http://hns.github.com/2010/09/29/benchmark2.html
Recently I have been looking around the internet for various info about Node.js. At first, my intent was to make some sort of infographic on the topic, but later I have changed my mind.

My Node.js Linksheet - Progstr Filer

http://filer.progstr.com/1/post/2012/04/my-nodejs-linksheet.html

Staying up with Node.JS

To many beginner Node.JS users, a fundamental and immediate apparent disadvantage of writing their web applications with Node.JS lies in the inability to save a file, refresh the browser and see their changes live. This “problem” is rooted of course in significantly different architectures. http://www.devthought.com/2012/01/29/staying-up-with-node-js/
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http://onthejvm.com/getting-into-node Updated 2011-04-27: forgot to add Backbone.js

Getting into Node | On the JVM