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Pro Node.js Internals

Erschienen am 01.06.2015
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ISBN/EAN: 9781484207444
Sprache: Englisch
Umfang: 330
Auflage: 1. Auflage

Beschreibung

Pro Node.js Internals is your deep dive into the internals of Node.js and V8 that together let you write server-side applications in plain old JavaScript. Node.js is fast becoming the lowest common denominator of web development tools and practices. This book enables you to understand every nook and cranny inside this evented, non-blocking, magical runtime.Using this book, you will understand how to think in terms of events and streams as programming tools. You will learn to create fast and scalable web servers, implement real-time features easily, and use the awesome Node.js module system to your advantage. You will be able to interact with the file system asynchronously, use typed arrays and buffers, create distributed multi-core network applications, and integrate native C/C++ code in your JavaScript modules. You will learn best practices for dealing with asynchronous code and avoid common pitfalls.Powerful server-side I/O has never been in the reach of the average JavaScript developer. With this book in hand, you will be able to leverage Node.js to create robust and secure applications end-to-end with JavaScript. Node.js lets you cook up cross-platform command-line tools, and use the event loop to make your applications truly real-time. You will see how magical, yet accessible this platform is for all kinds of applications.

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InhaltsangabeChapter One: The Nature of Node.js (20 pages)Chapter Two: Standard Node.js (40 pages)Chapter Three: File System Interaction (30 pages)Chapter Four: Events and Streams (30 pages)Chapter Five: Network applications (30 pages)Chapter Six: Command Line Tools (30 pages)Chapter Seven: Advanced Node.js (30 pages)Chapter Eight: V8 and native Addons (30 pages)Chapter Nine: Security in Node.js (20 pages)Chapter Ten: NPM and the Node.js Ecosystem (30 pages)