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I can't really speak for twitter but we use node.js happily at Soundkeep. It works greate for our use case of streaming audio processing. It has come a long w
by joshontheweb 13y ago
I can't really speak for twitter but we use node.js happily at Soundkeep. It works greate for our use case of streaming audio processing. It has come a long way since it started. Obviously it isn't as mature at Ruby/RoR or Python/Django but not nearly as bloated either. The comparison is weak though since it isn't a framework but more of an environment. A lot of people like to think of it in comparison to the big frameworks though. Node.js is more about smaller libs and modules than any single framework.
- masterkain 13y agoI'm in the streaming field too; how can you say it's working great if you haven't launched yet to the public?
- joshontheweb 13y agoOur beta is actually coming this weekend, our alpha is live currently though. http://alpha.soundkeep.com http://alpha.soundkeep.com. It works great for us because we can keep server memory low since we can process and transcode audio as it passes through our server without having to buffer the entire file at once.