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Operating Node.js in Production, with Bryan Cantrill

Topics
Javascript,
QCon San Francisco 2011,
Web Development,
Dynamic Languages,
QCon,
Debugging,
Languages,
Google V8,
Conferences,
Programming,
Node.js,
Server-side JavaScript,
DTrace,
Google_V8

Bryan talks about the challenges of operating Node.js in real production environments and the experiences he had working with it at Joyent. He also talks about DTrace, SmartOS, V8 and compares with other platforms.

Virtual Panel: The Node.js Ecosystem - Frameworks, Libraries and Best Practices

Topics
Javascript,
Web Development,
Dynamic Languages,
Languages,
Architecture,
Performance & Scalability,
Google_V8,
Node.js,
Programming

Node.js is a server side framework based on top of Google’s V8 JavaScript Engine, that aims to assist developers in building highly scalable network programs, by using evented, non-blocking I/O. InfoQ had a virtual panel with the creators of some of the most popular 3rd party libraries and frameworks that utilize Node.js.

Beam.js: Erlang Meets JavaScript

Topics
Javascript,
Web Development,
Dynamic Languages,
Erlang,
Languages,
Platforms,
Functional Programming,
Programming,
Architecture,
Google_V8,
Erlang Factory 2011

Yurii Rashkovskii presents Beam.js, a JavaScript platform built on erlv8 and providing bi-directional integration with Erlang.

News about Google_V8

Debugging Mobile Web Apps: Weinre and JSConsole Now, Remote WebKit Eventually

Topics
Ruby,
Javascript,
Dynamic Languages,
Java,
Web Development,
Debuggers,
.NET,
Languages,
Debugging,
Chrome,
Programming,
Opera,
Mobile,
Google_V8,
IDEs,
WebKit,
Blackberry

Debuggers in mobile web browsers are anemic at best. InfoQ takes a look at existing workarounds and tools like Weinre and JSConsole, as well as the upcoming changes in mobile browsers that will bring full debugging support. Also: the two mobile browsers that already live in the future and ship remote debugging support.

Evented I/O for Javascript with Google V8-based Node.js

Topics
Ruby,
Runtimes,
Javascript,
Web Development,
Dynamic Languages,
Java,
Languages,
Performance & Scalability,
Google_V8,
Architecture,
Programming

Node.js allows scalable ѕtandalone Javascript server programs by bundling Google's V8 with libraries for event-based I/O. InfoQ takes a look at what makes Node.js tick.