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It can be. Have you tried Trello, Geekli.st, Klout, Prismatic or Clipboard? They're all Node too. It's had frameworks for developing web applications for some y
by dangrossman 14y ago
It can be. Have you tried Trello, Geekli.st, Klout, Prismatic or Clipboard? They're all Node too. It's had frameworks for developing web applications for some years now.
- jaytaylor 14y agoCiting all those projects as Node successes may be flawed -- several of them are largely considered to be engineering failures.
- dangrossman 14y agoNobody said anything about successes. The question was whether anyone was building regular websites (as opposed to just websocket/API stuff) with node.
- jaytaylor 14y agoFair enough.
- pacomerh 14y agoThats great , its been several days since I posted this question and based on these great answers I decided to start learning it, so far so good. I got the book "node.js applications with mongo.db and backbone.js" , since I have messed with mongo and php before, seemed like a good idea.