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Monthly Archives: August 2012
Performing content-negotiation with Express 3 and Node.js (examples in CoffeeScript and JavaScript)
Express version 3 introduces a nice feature that performs content-negotiation on the request accept header field when present. This makes it easy to respond to a client request with the requested format. In this article I’ll show you how to … Continue reading
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The 2 minute guide to creating a new module in CoffeeScript for Node.js
Using modules in Node.js is an everyday task for most Node programmers. Today I’ll show you how to quickly create a class using CoffeeScript and to make it exportable into a Node.js project.
Posted in CoffeeScript, JavaScript, Node.js, Open Source
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Getting started with OpenStack using the free Rackspace Private Cloud software
Getting started with OpenStack just got a lot easier today with Rackspace’s announcement of the private cloud software. Today I’ll go over your options to get started with OpenStack. Keep in mind this software is offered free and is open … Continue reading
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Finding specific ATOM categories using Atom Nuke and Java
This is the third article I’ve written now on the new Atom Nuke framework. Today I’m going to go over turning ATOM feeds and entries into selectable events. This is built into Nuke via the EPS, or Event Processing System. … Continue reading
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Create an ATOM feed with Atom Nuke, NetBeans 7.2 and Java
I’ve been blogging on Atom Nuke which is a collection of utilities built on a simple and fast ATOM implementation. Check out my previous post on creating a simple ATOM feed crawler. Today I’ll show you another feature which is … Continue reading
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Building a simple ATOM crawler with Atom Nuke, Netbeans 7.2 and Java
Atom Nuke is a new project created by John Hopper who incidentally is also the creator of Atom Hopper and Repose. Atom Nuke, or “Nuke” as we call it is a collection of utilities built on a simple and fast … Continue reading
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