JavaScript
Node.js
Server-side JavaScript, OAuth flows and command-line behaviour.
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Serve Your JavaScript Files Bundled using Browserify with Node Enchilada
If you’re using Browserify to bundle assets in an Express or Connect application then you may want to consider using node-enchilada middleware to faciliate… |
475w | Current |
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Using the Node.js Bcrypt Module to Hash and Safely Store Passwords
Using bcrypt is the proper way to store passwords in your database regardless of whatever language your backend is built in – PHP, Ruby, Python, Node.js, etc. |
414w | Current |
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Using Underscore.string for String Manipulations in JavaScript
Underscore.string is an excellent string manipulation library (or helper) for Javascript that can be used with or without the nifty Underscore.js library. |
487w | Current |
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How To Use Twitter OAuth with node-oauth in your Node.js / Express Application
I am building a Node.js application where I want the users to be able to signup with their twitter credentials rather than remembering another set of… |
569w | Current |
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Using Node Version Manager (NVM) to Manage Multiple Node.js Versions
Node Version Manager (NVM) is a neat little bash script that allows you to manage multiple versions of Node.js on the same box. |
689w | Current |
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Quick Tip: Node.js Open URL in User’s Preferred Application/Browser
Using the node-open module you can open files or URLs in the user’s preferred application. |
71w | Current |
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Fast Automatic Browserify Bundling with Beefy
If you’re a browserify user, then beefy might help you bundle your JavaScript file automatically. |
358w | Current |
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Browser-Side Node.js Style Modules require() and exports with Browserify
Browserify is an excellent tool that lets you use CommonJS modules right in the browser by bundling them up into a single large file. |
1067w | Current |