Which node.js apps have you made?

7 points by jmanzano 13y ago ↗ HN

I've been working on my free time with node.js quite heavily, but I really wanted to know how many of you have real projects with node.js that are already deployed and working.

Do node.js reach all your expectations?

Mine is www.parkuik.com, just a wiki-like parking finder with an upcoming cool android app :)

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dangrossman 13y ago ↗

The real-time dashboard for W3Counter runs on node.js [1].

I also put together Bookmarkly [2] when I was learning Backbone.js; the server-side of it is node.js. The code's on github [3].

1: http://www.w3counter.com/features/pro

2: http://bookmarkly.com

3: https://github.com/dangrossman/Bookmarkly

stevekemp 13y ago ↗

I have a number of webservesr running on my host, each listening on 127.0.0.1 - this means I get security, as each webserver is running under its own UID.

Rather than using apache + mod_proxy to route incoming requests I wrote a HTTP reverse-proxy using node:

http://www.steve.org.uk/Software/node-reverse-proxy/

Otherwise I wrote a deamon which listens for UDP messages and inserts them into a redis set. This allows me to send messages like "User logged in", "User logged out", and display them in real-time for a dashboard. The following article was written to demonstrate the concept:

http://www.debian-administration.org/article/682/Building_a_....