Node.js in Action

Node.js in Action

by Marc Harter (Author), Mike Cantelon (Author), NathanRajlich (Author), TJHolowaychuk (Author)

Synopsis

  • Simplifies web application development
  • Outlines valuable online resources
  • Teaches Node.js from the ground up

Node.js is an elegant server-side JavaScript development environment perfect for scalable, high-performance web applications. Node allows developers to access HTTP and general TCP/IP functionality using a minimalist server-side JavaScript interface.

Node.js in Action is an example-driven tutorial that starts at square one and goes through all the features, techniques, and concepts needed to build production-quality Node applications. First it shows how to set up a Node development environment and the community-created extensions. Then it runs through some simple demonstration programs and introduces asynchronous programming, a requirement for real-time applications such as chat, online games, and live statistics. It also shows how to create serious web applications using Node |s HTTP API and introduces community frameworks that make web development easier and faster.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 416
Edition: 1
Publisher: Manning Publications
Published: 28 Oct 2013

ISBN 10: 1617290572
ISBN 13: 9781617290572

Author Bio

Mike Cantelon is a web programmer with 10 years of experience in bespoke and product-oriented web application development

Marc Harter is a passionate JavaScript developer with deep experience in event-style programming. He works daily on large scale projects including high availability real-time applications, streaming interfaces, and other data intensive systems.

T.J. Holowaychuk is a prolific open-source engineer who has backed Node since its infancy. He has also authored many robust Node.js modules, including the popular Express web framework, Cluster, Stylus, and Jade, among many others.

Nathan Rajlich is an active Node developer who has been working with Node since its early days. He has authored an impressive collection of Node modules including NodObjC and maintains a port of Node that runs on Apple's iOS.