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Episode 23 On this episode Pedro shows how you can easily modularize your express app into resources and some other niceties like auto-loading and content negotiation. Episode 22 On this episode Pedro explains you how you can survive dependency hell and freeze and bundle your app dependencies using node_modules and npm bundle on node v0.4.0 and greater. On this episode Pedro Teixeira learns how to use MongoDB inside node.js using the Mongoose ODM.\r\n\r\nNote: I store clear-text passwords on this tutorial as an example.Status You are reading the final version of this book, i.e., updates are only done to correct errors or to reflect changes in new versions of Node.js. It was last updated on February 12, 2012. This document will probably fit best for readers that have a background similar to my own: experienced with at least one object-oriented language like Ruby, Python, PHP or Java, only little experience with JavaScript, and completely new to Node.js. Aiming at developers that already have experience with other programming languages means that this document won't cover really basic stuff like data types, variables, control structures and the likes. You already need to know about these to understand this document.
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Static Version This was the fifth in a series of posts leading up to Node.js Knockout on how to use node.js . This post was written by geddy author and Node.js Knockout judge Matthew Eernisse.
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This is the first part in a series of tutorials I want to write on Node.js. I should make it clear that I'm no expert on Node.js, but a good way to check you understand something is to try to explain it to someone else. If you see something that you don't think is quite right please let me know so I can correct the mistake, I'll make sure to give you credit. I decided to learn Node.js recently due to its increasing popularity. The programming industry moves incredibly fast and it's dangerous to fall behind. Learning new languages is important because if you don't you're likely you'll get left behind and out of a job.
