Introducing Lanyon
> This project also has its own homepage at lanyon.io.
nodejs
A collection of 11 posts
The Universal Makefile for JavaScript
> TL;DR The world is moving from Gulp and Grunt towards npm scripts. This seems like a place we could stay for a long time. But there's one shortcoming with npm scripts, especia...
Introducing Airbud
Retrieving stuff from the web is unreliable. Airbud adds retries for production, and fixture support for test.
Introducing Ratestate
Ratestate is a ratelimiter in the form of a Node.js module that can transmit states of different entities while avoiding transmitting the same state twice, and adhering to a global...
Introducing Environmental
Some people feel that shipping .json / .yml / .xml config files is an upgrade over using archaic environment variables.
Installing Hubot on Ubuntu
We used to run Hubot on Heroko until it crashed, not sure what happened exactly but we didn't bother bring it back due more pressing issues within our company. Then I saw one of...
Highlevel Testing With CasperJS
If you've written a webapp and you want to ensure that critical parts such as the signup process stay working, the best would be to have an actual user go through that process ever...
Revisiting Spaces and Tabs
This article in 50 words: I used to prefer spaces vs tabs, now I don't care so much, think it's more important that you can easily switch on a per-project basis. Have some thoughts...
HAProxy Logging in Ubuntu Lucid
At Transloadit we use HAProxy "The Reliable, High Performance TCP/HTTP Load Balancer" so that we can offer different services on 1 port. For instance, depending on the h...
Announcing transloadit.com
Today we are very happy to announce the commercial availability of transloadit.com.
Run Node.js as a Service on Ubuntu
The core of our new project runs on Node.js. With Node you can write very fast JavaScript programs serverside. It's pretty easy to install Node, code your program, and run it. But...