Grabbing snippets of code to run in Node.js—one of the most popular languages to develop networked software today—could be seen as a way to pull old code into the 21 st century.

There are many dependencies within the Node.js ecosystem that make it easier to adapt, incorporate, and share. The package registry for Node.js code, npm, is the largest package ecosystem ever.

Node.js has quickly become one of the most popular platforms for writing server-side code. Windows, however, was never quite the right operating system to develop node.js applications on. That may ...

Where Node.js wins: Ubiquity Thanks to Node.js, JavaScript finds a home on the server and in the browser. Code you write for one will more than likely run the same way on both.

The frameworks running on Node.js are built by programmers who know that life is better when the model, view, and controller are separate. Where PHP wins: Deep code base The web is filled with PHP ...

The widget combines the popular node.js platform and custom hardware to create a node for the “internet of things.” The hardware consists of a Arduino Pro Micro, a bluetooth module, a LCD ...

Lightrun allows deep Node.js code-level inspection capabilities directly within WebStorm and Intellij IDEs, giving JavaScript developers the ability to examine not only their running code on Node ...