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[...] you can signal which pre-processor you want to use for any given file. Have a look at the runnable example which is also available in a github repository. It has the following file structure: When [...]

[...] TextMate Dust.js for Vim Summary The streaming support in Dust.js is unique. The runnable example takes advantage of this to illustrate how HTML could be streamed to the user. You [...]

[...] find /etc on a local SSH connection and outputs the results. What Else? Checkout the runnable example and github example repository. [...]

[...] them to a logger or just STDOUT. This would produce something like: What Else? Checkout the runnable example and github example repository. The Github project has more examples and full documentation. [...]

[...] /grunt-colorguard, License: MIT) What Else? Checkout the runnable example and github example repository. [...]

[...] example on runnable looks like this: What Else? Checkout the runnable example and github example repository. [...]

[...] of every file in the current directory. What Else? Checkout the runnable example and github example repository. [...]

[...] ) everytime your application restarts. What Else? Checkout the runnable example and github example repository. [...]

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[...] This post was written for Nodejitsu blog and is crossposted here. Nodejitsu loved what I was doing at npmawesome.com and is now [...]

[...] This post was written for Nodejitsu blog and is crossposted here. Nodejitsu loved what I was doing at npmawesome.com and is now [...]

[...] This post was written for Nodejitsu blog and is crossposted here. Nodejitsu loved what I was doing at npmawesome.com and is now [...]

[...] a somewhat detailed tutorial on using Docker as a replacement for Vagrant when developing a Node app using the Express framework. To make things a bit non-trivial, the app will persist session [...]

[...] a somewhat detailed tutorial on using Docker as a replacement for Vagrant when developing a Node app using the Express framework. To make things a bit non-trivial, the app will persist session [...]

[...] , if you made it to the bottom of this post: thanks! Hopefully you enjoyed building this node app along with me! With that said, in the future, we’re planning on expanding our Stormpath [...]

[...] take advantage of it. ware (GitHub: segmentio/ware, License: MIT) is a poster child for a Node.js module. It’s just about 80 lines large, maintained by abunch of folks at Segment.io, has 10k daily [...]

[...] hosting behind any valid HTTP server. Installing harp however is no different than any other Node.js module. Usage The idea behind harp is that any file in your project folder will be served as either [...]

[...] My name is Eugeny Vlasenko and I want to introduce my logging module called mag (GitHub: mahnunchik/mag, License: MIT). There are lots of full-featured logging [...]

[...] My name is Eugeny and I want to introduce my logging module called mag (GitHub: mahnunchik/mag, License: MIT). There are lots of full-featured logging [...]

Welcome to part one of a three part series that aims to help you get a jumpstart on new and breaking API changes in the upcoming Node.js v0.12 release [...]

Welcome to part two of a three part series that aims to help you get a jumpstart on new and breaking API changes in the upcoming Node.js v0.12 release [...]

If you are writing a Node.js application, chances are you going to have some kind of API end points to be consumed by your frond end or expose data fo [...]

If you are writing a Node.js application, chances are you going to have some kind of API end points to be consumed by your frond end or expose data fo [...]

[...] most basic Winston usage consists of calling the default instance that is exported from the winston module. The above is the same as: Both examples will produce the following output: Formatting [...]

[...] most basic Winston usage consists of calling the default instance that is exported from the winston module. The above is the same as: Both examples will produce the following output: Formatting [...]

[...] Deployment / Continuous Integration platform. Getting started is very simple. Simply add your GitHub projects to strider, and relax as the tight integration means your tests will run on every commit. [...]

[...] Deployment / Continuous Integration platform. Getting started is very simple. Simply add your GitHub projects to strider, and relax as the tight integration means your tests will run on every commit. [...]