Terminology: Modules

Learning modern modular frameworks like Backbone.js and AngularJS involves mastering a large amount of terminology, even jus

Node Roundup: Node-sass, TowTruck, peer-vnc

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Node-sass

Node-sass (GitHub: <a href="https://github.com

jQuery Roundup: UI 1.10.3, simplePagination.js, jQuery Async

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jQuery UI 1.10.3

<a href="http://blog.jquer

Swarm, Dookie, AngularJS Book

Swarm

Swarm (GitHub: gritzko / swarm, License: MIT) by Victor Grishchenko is a da

LevelDB and Node: Getting Up and Running

This is the second article in a three-part series on LevelDB and how it can be used in Node. Our first article covered the basics of LevelDB and its internals. If you haven't already read it you are encouraged to do so as we will be building upon this knowledge as we introduce the Node interface in this article.

Book Review: The Meteor Book

Discover Meteor, by Sacha Greif and Tom Coleman

Sacha Greif sent me a copy of <a href="http://w

Node Roundup: Caterpillar, squel, mongoose-currency

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Caterpillar

Benjamin Lupton sent in Caterpillar (GitHub:

jQuery Roundup: Sco.js, Datepicker Skins, LocationHandler

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Sco.js

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Packery, Gumba, watch-array

Victor sent in Packery (GitHub: metafizzy / packery, License: MIT/Commercial, bower: packery) from Metafizzy, which is a bin packing library. It organises elements to fit around the space available. Certain elements can be "stamped" into a specific position, fit an ideal spot, or be draggable.

Yeoman Configstore, Debug.js, Sublime JavaScript Refactoring

Configstore

Sindre Sorhus sent in configstore (GitHub: yeoman / configstore, License: BSD, npm: <a href="https://npmjs.org/pac

AngularJS: Rendering Feeds

• Part 1: Google, Twitter, and AngularJS


• Part 2: Let's Make a Feed Rea

Node Roundup: 0.10.5, Node Task, cap

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Node 0.10.5

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jQuery 2.0 Released

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<a href="http://blog.jquery.com/2013/04/18/jquery-2-0

Object.observe Shim, Behave, Snap.js

LevelDB and Node: What is LevelDB Anyway?

This is the first article in a three-part series on LevelDB and how it can be used in Node. This article will cover the LevelDB basics and internals to provide a foundation for the next two articles. The second and third articles will cover the core LevelDB Node libraries: LevelUP, LevelDOWN and the rest of the LevelDB ecosystem that's appearing in Node-land.

AngularJS: Let&#39;s Make a Feed Reader

I?m looking forward to seeing what services appear to fill Google Reader?s wake. Reeder and Press are my

Node Roundup: 0.10.4, Papercut, rsz, sz

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Node 0.10.4

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jQuery Roundup: TyranoScript, Sly, FPSMeter

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TyranoScript

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The State of Node and Relational Databases

Recently I started work on a Node project that was built using Sequelize with MySQL. It was chosen to ease the transition from an earlier version written w

ZestJS, backbone-pageable, Marionette and Chaplin