Node.js PaaS Nodejitsu Open-Sources Several Tools

Nodejitsu, the original Node.js platform-as-a-service, has open-sourced several of its tools, some of which are used in its own production stack. These could be useful to those running their own Node.js servers or private clouds. Some of the tools are very simple, like forever, which ensures that a script runs continuously. Others are more involved, such as the application server haibu and the cloud deployment tool jitsu.

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Fargo: A Scheme-like Programming Langauge That Runs on Node.js

Developer James Coglan has created Fargo, a small experimental programming language for a asynchronous systems in JavaScript. It works in both Node.js and in browsers. Fargo is a modified version of Scheme, a dialect of LISP.

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Live Blog: Surprise Talk By JavaScript Brendan Eich on Spidermonkey and Node.js

Mozilla employe and JavaScript Brendan Eich is giving a surprise talk at Node.js today on the subject of using Mozilla's Spidermonkey JavaScript engine in Node.js, instead of Google's V8.

The Spidermonkey/Node.js project has been known for a while now.

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Live Blog: Surprise Talk By JavaScript Brendan Eich on Spidermonkey and Node.js

Mozilla employe and JavaScript Brendan Eich is giving a surprise talk at Node.js today on the subject of using Mozilla's Spidermonkey JavaScript engine in Node.js, instead of Google's V8.

The Spidermonkey/Node.js project has been known for a while now.

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