If you are interested in node beyond a single thread of execution, you are not alone. The core team is also interested. Although the wind is blowing in the dire

If you are interested in node beyond a single thread of execution, you are not alone. The core team is also interested. Although the wind is blowing in the direction of a multi-process instead of multi-thread architecture. (The distinction being mostly empty, for the kinds of distribution that make sense in node.) If you want to get started on multi-process node.js, the http://hook.io http://hook.io project is sort of an Erlang-OTP for Node.js. I've used it on a couple of things, and the API is compelling.