I've built servers that serve up APIs, and they work 99% of the time, but a feeling that I truly "grok" Node still eludes me.What if I want to scale? What if I want to introduce threading? What if I want to build a server that works 100% of the time? No clue how to start, since I mostly learned off W3Schools tutorials and don't have a great knowledge of the concepts.So, is there a good book that willA) Reinforce my basic knowledge of sockets, requests, and other basic web stuff (I don't have a CS degree)andB) Teach me how to implement more advanced, more robust Node.js servers?I'd appreciate something that's not, frankly, boring. Something well-written. Eloquent JavaScript and the works of Stoyan Stefanov scratch that itch for me.Is there any book for semi-advanced Node users (like, written with the assumption that you can already set up a basic API) which fulfills points A and B? If it's two books, that's fine too.Thanks in advance.
Submitted December 02, 2016 at 04:46AM by wont_tell_i_refuse
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