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Like anything, I'd suggest thinking of something that is a bit past "trivial" but working on something you need. For a lot of Node.JS projects, that typically m
by randall 16y ago
Like anything, I'd suggest thinking of something that is a bit past "trivial" but working on something you need. For a lot of Node.JS projects, that typically means doing something realtime-comminicatively, that typically wouldn't scale in times gone by.
NowJS is a good starting point too. http://nowjs.com/ http://nowjs.com/
I started by creating a "server" for quartz composer, wherein I'd connect a TCP socket to Node, then I'd tell the composition when an XML file had updated, which would trigger the composition to reload the xml.