take a peek at http://howtonode.org/ - some stuff is out of date as node is a rapidly evolving platform, but most of it holds true.
I'd love to hear where you came up with this one.. 'you can't build a web framework without threads, in spite of Python having multiple single threaded systems. When challenged, he said, "that's still a thread."'
non-enterprise is scary to the enterprise
How do you rationalize including logic in the markup?
just to be clear, jsdom is not a parser. By default it uses node-htmlparser which is not very lenient. Have you tried using Aria's html5 parser? I hear it works better with malformed markup.
take a peek at http://howtonode.org/ - some stuff is out of date as node is a rapidly evolving platform, but most of it holds true.
I'd love to hear where you came up with this one.. 'you can't build a web framework without threads, in spite of Python having multiple single threaded systems. When challenged, he said, "that's still a thread."'
non-enterprise is scary to the enterprise
How do you rationalize including logic in the markup?
just to be clear, jsdom is not a parser. By default it uses node-htmlparser which is not very lenient. Have you tried using Aria's html5 parser? I hear it works better with malformed markup.