> Koa is a new web framework designed by the team behind Express,
> which aims to be a smaller, more expressive, and more robust
> foundation for web applications and APIs.
I decided to try it out by making a simple JSON-serving app that deploys to Heroku, talks to an AWS Postgres database, and has a simple DB-backed session/authentication system.
I was looking for a good book about Node.js to supplement the random web tutorials I've found. But the only review on Amazon points out that this book does not cover Express 4. Too bad.
3 and 4 are similar enough, and the wiki has a porting guide, so it shouldn't make much of a difference. Besides, 4 is probably too new to have a book, anyways.
I thought that when I saw it. Maybe there is a large number of people looking to deploy node.js apps on "local" Windows clusters, though most likely there is just an error in the recommendations algorithm.
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Last night I discovered Koa (https://github.com/koajs/koa).
I decided to try it out by making a simple JSON-serving app that deploys to Heroku, talks to an AWS Postgres database, and has a simple DB-backed session/authentication system.I pushed up my progress to https://github.com/danneu/koa-example.
I was looking for a good book about Node.js to supplement the random web tutorials I've found. But the only review on Amazon points out that this book does not cover Express 4. Too bad.
3 and 4 are similar enough, and the wiki has a porting guide, so it shouldn't make much of a difference. Besides, 4 is probably too new to have a book, anyways.
"Frequently bought together: Node.js Blueprints + Microsoft Hyper-V Cluster Design"
What? Seriously?
I thought that when I saw it. Maybe there is a large number of people looking to deploy node.js apps on "local" Windows clusters, though most likely there is just an error in the recommendations algorithm.