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Michael J. Ryan
mid last year... wouldn't mind seeing some node meetups, and using this
mailing list for that (node specific meets) is more than okay with me.
Rob Robbins wrote:
> I am with Luis on that. Just Node seems too narrow a scope to keep a
> group going IMO. I do actively develop with it though, so of course am
> interested in it being part of the larger js group
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> On Feb 28, 2011, at 8:49 AM, Luis Montes wrote:
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>> A whole group dedicated to just Node.js? Would rather see
>> javavascript-az active again and covering Node.js, ringojs, dojo,
>> jquery, noSQL, etc.
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>> Luis
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>> On Mon, Feb 28, 2011 at 8:17 AM, Michael J. Ryan
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>> Anyone have any information/status on this?
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>> Following @nodeaz on twitter.
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Michael J. Ryan
It's not really OOP, it's more about packaging content into usable modules...
Node is the V8 engine with an implementation of the CommonJS API for purposes
of package use/reuse... It's a bit different than what you tend to get used
to in client-side JS.
I've seen other systems that simply eval() included scripts when called via
require(path-to-js), as opposed to how node only returns what's exported.
The other thing that may seem more or less alien, is the use of callbacks with
almost everything, not generally using direct events... Which is emphatically
not OO, it's very functional in nature.
IMHO it's like C with JS syntax/expression. It seems to work very well for
heavily IO driven code... I think it's the asynchronous nature that throws
people off in terms of thinking of server-side code.. and the CommonJS syntax
gets people used to client-side JS.
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Hafthor
language stuff, which is awesome, but there's a lot of activity in the
node ecosystem and I think it does warrant its own group, a group
where we can expect more than "intro to node.js" both from the
presentations and the audience. We hope you'll try it.
Luis Montes
Hafthor
interested in node.
-HS
Dylan Schiemann
about Persevere at some point if that's interesting... http://www.persvr.org/
(Persevere is a collection of middleweare modules on top of Node or
Narwhal+Jack). I can also speak about the recent efforts to get Dojo
running on Node.
-Dylan
Hafthor
topics.
Let us know on the NodeAZ group (http://groups.google.com/group/
nodeaz) when you can confirm your availability or if you can't make
it.
Thanks,
-HS
On Mar 3, 1:48 am, Dylan Schiemann <dyla...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I cannot make it March, but will try for April. I'd be happy to talk