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From: Dave Clements <huperekch...@googlemail.com>
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Subject: [ANN] Node Cookbook
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Hello Everyone

I was looking for a good practical book about Node about 10 months ago, but=
 I couldn't really find anything beyond the highly theoretical and=C2=A0
everything I looked at seemed to have negative reviews. So I thought I'd do=
 the research and write the book I wanted.=C2=A0

So without further ado, I give you Node Cookbook, it's been published by Pa=
ckt[1], and is available on Amazon[2], Safari Books Online[3] and other pla=
ces (but getting it direct from Packt would save you money).

I've tried to include recipes from beginner to advanced, Chapter 1 starts w=
ith a recipe not dissimilar to the standard hello world recipe then=C2=A0ta=
kes you through to recipes that show how to secure your static file server =
etc. There's loads of stuff covered, like WebSockets,=C2=A0
Jade/Stylus/Express, Redis/MongoDB/CouchDb/MySQL, SMTP, sending SMS text me=
ssages.=C2=A0

Here's the TOC:

Chapter 1: Making a Web Server
Chapter 2: Exploring the HTTP Object
Chapter 3: Working with Data Serialization
Chapter 4: Interfacing with Databases
Chapter 5: Transcending AJAX: Using WebSockets
Chapter 6: Accelerating Development with Express
Chapter 7: Implementing Security, Encryption, and Authentication
Chapter 8: Integrating Network Paradigms
Chapter 9: Writing Your Own Node Modules
Chapter 10: Taking It Live

This group has been an invaluable source of information, and also in identi=
fying what would be useful for people so I just want to say
a big thank you to everyone on this group for all the questions and answers=
 and willingness to help. You guys are beautiful,=C2=A0

Best regards,=C2=A0
Dave
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