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Was very good... until node changed
19 août 2012
Par Laurent D
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I purchased this book to learn about Node and the book delivers. It explains well the single-threaded event model and most architecture patterns. My biggest issue with this book is that, sadly, it is outdated. Node.js evolves quite fast and obviously, the book can't keep up. This is a problem if you want to follow the examples, as they won't compile, because node.js removed partial views.
Anyone with access to google and a little research can look for the difference and still use the book. It simply requires a little bit more effort.
Anyone with access to google and a little research can look for the difference and still use the book. It simply requires a little bit more effort.
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Good way to get started with Node
17 juin 2012
Par JUAN JOSE DE LEON
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This book gives developers the information needed to start with Node, assuming you have knowledge of JavaScript and general programming. It guides you through exercises and discussion.
It explains the concepts and decisions behind Node.js, preparing you for the circumstances where Node is beneficial and when is not, so you don't apply it to everything, as many people do with new technologies.
It explains the concepts and decisions behind Node.js, preparing you for the circumstances where Node is beneficial and when is not, so you don't apply it to everything, as many people do with new technologies.
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Clear and cogent presentation of Node.js necessities.
9 juin 2012
Par Charles J. Short
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This book is surprisingly well written in comparison to the many 'computer books' I've read. And it covers the key principles and gotchas of the Node.js event driven programming model: perfect for an 'Up and Running' style book.
This concise style, 184 pages, is the only down side. I hope the authors have the time to write a Node 'Cookbook' for the community which could detail more use cases for the many different Node modules.
This concise style, 184 pages, is the only down side. I hope the authors have the time to write a Node 'Cookbook' for the community which could detail more use cases for the many different Node modules.
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