ctrl-b pulls up my bookmarks, not run the code. Does it work for anybody else?
works in firefox
Try node.js in the browser
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#12ctrl-b pulls up my bookmarks, not run the code. Does it work for anybody else?
works on chrome 7!
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#13Very cool! Would love to learn some more on how this was done?
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#14Does anybody have experience with Jaxer: http://www.jaxer.org/ - it seems simpler than node.js for a normal webapp but I haven't seen it referenced here..
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#15ctrl-b pulls up my bookmarks, not run the code. Does it work for anybody else?
works in chrome too
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#16Sadly, it doesn't look like it comes with socket.io, but I just hacked together http://testing.jsapp.us/ which is a sort of real-time visitor counter.
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#17nice to see bespin used in the wild, and for such a cool project too!
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#18Thanks to matthewfl (http://twitter.com/#!/matthewfl) for putting the time in to make this. It's really useful for someone who wants to experiment with node.js.
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#19anybody using node for their startup? I am not sure if it works for larger projects, but that opinion may well be tainted by my dislike of javascript.
The guys at http://stackvm.com/ use node.js.
I was disappointed to learn javascript does not support tail recursion. Kind of makes it a 2nd class functional language.
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#20anybody using node for their startup? I am not sure if it works for larger projects, but that opinion may well be tainted by my dislike of javascript.
Yep, we're using it to run Readability server-side --> http://preona.net/2010/11/ever-wanted-arc90s-readability-as-...
Some things are a bit less mature than one might desire, but all in all it's a pretty brilliant piece of technology and I find myself using it more and more.