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AWS Beanstalk Worker with Node.js and SQS
Part 1 – Setting up an AWS SQS Queue for Use With Node.js Beanstalk Worker Instances Part 2 – Setting up a Hapi.js App that sends work to a Node.js AWS Worker via SQS Part 3 – AWS Beanstalk Worker...
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I’m so mad!!! My response to the fork of node.js to io.js!
I’m so mad!!! No, actually I’m not. This is cool. It’s so confusing! No, it’s actually not. Use your learnings and read this Node Forward and read Max’s @maxogden “What you need to know.” gist. It’ll...
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Nordic.js and .NET Fringe
Ok, so many of the conferences out there you’re going to get fed the company line. You’ll probably experience some odd behaviors and people pushing product on you. If you’ve got the same feeling about...
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__3 “Going the Full Mile, Continuous Delivery.”
In the last few issues of this series, the team has done the following: “Introducing the Thrashing Code Team & Projects” – Know who’s working on what and what the projects are. “Getting Started,...
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TypeScript up in my WebStorm | TypeScript Editor Shootout @ TypeScriptPDX
Recently I joined a panel focused on TypeScript and a shootout between editors that have some pretty sweet TypeScript feature. Here is a wrap up of key features around WebStorm and the TypeScript. A...
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__4 “CD Is Working, Let’s Get a Site Live with Loopback!”
Since it has been more than a few weeks let’s do a quick recap of the previous posts in this series. “Introducing the Thrashing Code Team & Projects” – Know who’s working on what and what the...
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Using the file system fs.* w/ Node.js
I have a few basic tasks that I need to perform on the file system with Node.js. I’m going to clone a repository into a directory, but before that, if the directory that the clone action will put the...
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Node PDX 2016 Speaker: Tomomi Imura AKA @girlie_mac
I’m stoked to introduce Tomomi (@girlie_mac). Tomomi is an avid open web & open technology advocate and creative technologist, who had been active in the mobile space for past 8+ years. Now she is...
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Node PDX 2016 Speaker: Jonny Oropeza
Jon Oropeza is a full-stack engineer at HD Quote Center, a post-aquisition startup solving tricky ecommerce problems for their parent company, The Home Depot. Prior to that, he designed and developed...
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Node PDX 2016 Speaker: Liz Abinante
@feministy Liz Abinante lives in Portland, Oregon and works as a Senior Software Engineer at New Relic. She is infectiously enthusiastic about web development, teaching, learning, and feminism. She...
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