Posts tagged server side
Introduction Node.js, a server platform built on Chrome’s JavaScript engine, is changing the face of web development. While Node.js itself is fast and scalable, the open source community surrounding Node.js is constantly discovering new ways to make application development more productive. This article will show how Node.js network code can be easier to write automated […]
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How Node.js Makes Network Code More Testable - Tagged in:
- performance,
- server side,
- testing,
- tools and workflow
This post is the third in a three-part series describing our investigations into scalability for a second screen application we built for PBS. You can read the series introduction here. Being familiar with the stress testing procedure is all well-and-good, but that knowledge won’t really help you unless you have a server to test. In […]
Continue Reading Realtime Node.js App: Building a Server 
This post is the second in a three-part series describing our investigations into scalability for a second screen application we built for PBS. You can read the introduction here. This guide assumes you have a production server up and running. If you need help getting there, check out the final post in the series for […]
Continue Reading Realtime Node.js App: Stress Testing Procedure - Tagged in:
- deployment,
- performance,
- server side,
- testing,
- web applications
This post is the first in a three-part series describing our investigations into scalability for a second screen application we built with PBS. You can read more about the project in the series introduction here. Some Background We built the Map Center second-screen application in Node.js with the help of a number of open-source libraries. […]
Continue Reading Realtime Node.js App: A Stress Testing Story - Tagged in:
- deployment,
- performance,
- server side,
- testing,
- web applications
