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Joris Verbogt

A short presentation on Node.js

Technology

the Problem

ﬁle uploads
long database transactions

the Problem

ﬁle uploads
long database transactions
external web resource

solutions

worker queues
poll for results

event-driven I/O

nginX + Lua
Twisted (Python)

event-driven I/O

nginX + Lua
Twisted (Python)
EventMachine (Ruby)

node.js

Google’s V8 engine + async I/O
CommonJS modules

advantages
JS has event-handling built-in

advantages
JS has event-handling built-in
clean-room design w/o blocking APIs

advantages
JS has event-handling built-in
clean-room design w/o blocking APIs
small memory footprint

advantages
JS has event-handling built-in
clean-room design w/o blocking APIs
small memory footprint
fast

advantages
JS has event-handling built-in
clean-room design w/o blocking APIs
small memory footprint
fast
shareable code

drawbacks

chained callbacks
larger codebase maybe hard to maintain

what’s next

coroutines / continuations
real concurrency

what’s next

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real concurrency
Erlang / Haskell

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