StrongLoop - Comparing Winston and Bunyan Node.js Logging
Comparing Winston and Bunyan Node.js Logging by Alex Gorbatchev Jun 24, 2014 / Community, How-To, Resources Lets talk about logging, shall we? Arnold over here carrying a giant log feels like an appropriate intro to this article in which we are going to talk about popular Node.js logging frameworks. If you are writing any kind of long living application, detailed logging is paramount to spotting p
StrongLoop - Major Milestone for Enterprise Node.js
Major Milestone for Enterprise Node.js by Juan Carlos Soto Sep 10, 2015 / Product, News Today is a very exciting day in the software industry and in the evolution of the Node.js project. I am delighted to announce that StrongLoop , the leader in enterprise Node solutions to power the API economy, has been acquired by IBM, one of the most respected IT vendors on the planet. As part of IBM, we will
StrongLoop | Should I use Node.js or io.js? And which version?
If you’ve been following the goings on in the Node community the last few months, you know that a while back some contributors forked the Node code base to work on a project called io.js to maintain technical momentum while the original Node was moving into a foundation. As progress was being made toward launching the Node Foundation, the two projects voted to merge. Progress on Node.js and io.js
StrongLoop | Announcing Zones for Node.js
The first build of what will become Node v0.12 was released about a year ago back in April of 2013. StrongLoop has been busy making significant contributions of code to v0.12, and we’ve added a bunch of cool new features including performance optimizations, cluster round-robin and the ability to run child processes synchronously. We’re waiting eagerly for Node v0.12 to be released. Unfortunately,
StrongLoop - Frequently-Asked Questions
Where should I go if I have questions about LoopBack? You can use the LoopBack Slack community for active discussion of developer questions, to learn from other developers using LoopBack, and to ask and discuss questions with fellow LoopBack developers. You can find other LoopBack resources here. Is LoopBack still open source? Do I have to pay to use LoopBack? LoopBack is an open source project. L
StrongLoop - Testing and Documenting Node.js APIs with Mocha and Acquit
Testing and Documenting Node.js APIs with Mocha and Acquit by Valeri Karpov Mar 11, 2015 / How-To When people build REST APIs with Express, testing and documentation are often an afterthought. The situation with testing your documentation is often even worse. When’s the last time you built an automated testing system for your documentation’s examples? When I sat down to write acquit, I wanted a si
StrongLoop | Are Node and io.js affected by the “FREAK Attack” OpenSSL vulnerability?
You are here: Home / StrongBlog / Community / Are Node and io.js affected by the “FREAK Attack” OpenSSL vulnerab... Recently a security vulnerability, dubbed “FREAK Attack” was reported that affects certain versions of OpenSSL, the popular open source encryption library which is used in many server products such as Apache. Specifically, the ssl3_get_key_exchange function in s3_clnt.c in OpenSSL be
StrongLoop | How the Node Foundation will Unify Node.js with io.js
You are here: Home / StrongBlog / Community / How the Node Foundation will Unify Node.js with io.js Tuesday’s announcement of the creation of the Node Foundation backed by a number of founding sponsors who are all big names left a few folks asking, “is this big companies taking over Node?” “What about io.js?” The Hacker News thread seemed to leave a few folks confused as to what the future holds f
StrongLoop | StrongLoop’s Position on io.js
The sign of a vibrant open source community has always been its diverse points of view and the innovations that spring up as a result. Node continues to win over independent developers and large organizations every day, pushing the boundaries of what’s possible while also validating it in production. At StrongLoop, our commitment to the Node community and our customers is to deliver enterprise gra
StrongLoop | Zones
What is Node.js Zones? Zone is a library that: Enables more effective debugging by providing better stack traces for asynchronous functions Makes it easier to write and understand asynchronous functions for Node applications Makes it easier to handle errors raised asynchronously and avoid resulting resource leaks Enables you to associate user data with asynchronous control flow Read the announceme
StrongLoop | Introducing slc – a Swiss Army Knife for Node
You are here: Home / StrongBlog / Product / Introducing slc – a Swiss Army Knife for Node Editor’s Note: If you experience problems installing or configuring StrongLoop components, please make sure to check the documentation and the Getting Started page for the most current instructions. It’s only been about a week since we announced the release of StrongNode, our supportable distribution of Node,
StrongLoop - Getting Started with Node.js for the PHP Developer
Getting Started with Node.js for the PHP Developer by Grant Shipley Aug 27, 2014 / Community, How-To You’re a PHP developer. I get it. So am I. My journey to PHP didn’t take the normal road that most PHP developers travel in their quest for the perfect programming language. I initially started as Java Developer and spent roughly 10 years living in that land. I was one of those die hard Java develo
StrongLoop | Upcoming Breaking C++ API Changes in Node.js v0.12
You are here: Home / StrongBlog / Community / Upcoming Breaking C++ API Changes in Node.js v0.12 Editor’s note: Welcome to part three of a three part series that aims to help you get a jumpstart on new and breaking API changes in the upcoming Node v0.12 release. In part one, Alex Gorbatchev pulled out the non-breaking API changes, while in part two he separated out breaking APIs. In part three, Be
StrongLoop | Express Documentation Roadmap
We’ve heard clearly from the Express community that one of the areas that most needs attention is documentation. We have plans to contribute in this area for the short, medium, and long term. Meet the documentation team Allow me to introduce myself: I’m Rand McKinney, the technical writer at StrongLoop. For almost a year, I’ve been working on LoopBack open source project documentation, and more
StrongLoop | The Node v0.12 Release Branch is Here – What’s Going On?
You are here: Home / StrongBlog / Community / The Node v0.12 Release Branch is Here – What’s Going On? Yesterday tjfontaine created the Node v0.12 release branch. Does that mean a release is imminent? TJ is in charge of when the release hits, so we don’t know precisely, but here’s our take: not so fast. This is just the release branch to work from. The release may be a while still. We sponsor 5 of
StrongLoop | TJ Holowaychuk Passes Sponsorship of Express to StrongLoop
You are here: Home / StrongBlog / Community / TJ Holowaychuk Passes Sponsorship of Express to StrongLoop At StrongLoop we are very excited and honored to announce that as of this morning, TJ Holowaychuk has transferred the Express repo and Expressjs.com domain to StrongLoop. Since we founded StrongLoop last year, we’ve been supporting Express based projects in production. LoopBack, an open source
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