Friday, 8 June 2018

How We Improved Our Raspberry Pi-based Smart Office with Node.js

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Submitted June 08, 2018 at 11:55AM by estatarde

Any good full stack web app example using node.js?

I'm a nodeJS amateur who wishes to learn web app development using the said technology. Are there any good code examples out there that demostrates a full tech stack for web app developments? It would definitely be a great jumpstart for coders to look at. 😄

Submitted June 08, 2018 at 10:38AM by mettsoft

Thursday, 7 June 2018

Build, Deploy and Publish an API Using Code.xyz and Node.js in 6 Easy Steps

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Submitted June 07, 2018 at 05:44PM by JanethL

Any Node programmers interested in implementing the blockchain and syncing parts of Ethereum in Node? Similar to Geth and Parity?

One of the main difficulties with Ethereum is the time, effort and resources needed to have a functioning node that has synced the blockchain from other nodes.I'm interested in writing a system that downloads the blockchain from Geth and Parity nodes, using node.js. I want to avoid coding the Ethereum VM in this project, and use an existing implementation, or a somewhat modified one based on Geth or Parity that interfaces with the node part of the system. (Though writing another EVM in C, C++ or Rust appeals to me, that seems more difficult than necessary to start with).I have some ideas regarding data (not chain) sharding that will improve capabilities relative to Geth and Parity at present. I am also considering how the sharing of Ethereum data can be disconnected from validation and running the VM. Blocks of data could be downloaded and made available as torrents, for example, with validation running on data structures that were extracted from downloaded files that contain many blocks at once.

Submitted June 07, 2018 at 06:53PM by jsgui

Developing Well-Organized APIs with Node.js, Joi, and Mongo

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Submitted June 07, 2018 at 04:58PM by Ramirond

question about paths and published modules

So I made a node module that among other things has a src/ folder, on which a js file references a certain external json file.Said json file is in a different folder than the code calling it, and it is opened using s.readFileSync('../anotherfolder/myfile.json').To clarify, the folder structure would be something likesrc/ mycode.js anotherfolder/ myfile.son The code works, but after I publish the package, the relative route stops working. I'm assuming that this is due to the relative path being calculated in a different manner now? if so, how can I set it so that it works both in the project itself and as a module?

Submitted June 07, 2018 at 04:26PM by kace91

Send your proposal for NodeConf Argentina 2018! We cover your travel and stay

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Submitted June 07, 2018 at 03:39PM by a0viedo