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Bryan English
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‘reginabox’ provides an easy way to create an npm registry mirror on a local network and to also discover such mirrors on the current network. Could be ideal for conferences or other connectivity-troubled locations.
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Rod Vagg
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Rod Vagg reflects on Node’s bright future, even in the face of the current uncertainty posed by forks and committees, etc.
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iojs.org
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The pace of progress with the io.js Node fork continues unabated. io.js 2.0 introduces V8 4.2, npm 2.9.0, and a variety of minor tweaks and improvements.
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Modulus
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Daniel Li
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A look at creating a simple webapp with Express, serving it up using NGINX, and keeping it all alive with pm2.
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Rowan Manning
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A flexible rate limiter you could use in many situations (not just webapps). Create a ‘pacer’ instance, create a token for the consumer, and then ‘consume’ until you hit the defined quota.
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James M Snell
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Work continues on looking at ways for io.js and Node to collaborate, potentially under a new Node Foundation Technical Steering Committee.
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Freelance with Companies like Airbnb, IDEO JPMorgan
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Full-Stack Engineer at Zaption (San Francisco, CA)
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