May 5, 2012 ehmfrancisco Says:
Man with a brilliant mind, Ryan!
Apr 23, 2012 Xenctuary Says:
"When everybody is trying to put Java on the client" ಠ_ಠ
Mar 22, 2012 yintenroy Says:
Somone telle about god
Mar 16, 2012 Munirs1998 Says:
Wonderful insight into one of my fav technologies. What a great mind RD has!, loved it
Jan 13, 2012 overbyte Says:
1:41 - if you can dodge a wrench...
Dec 31, 2011 Cr0pTechSupp Says:
Sometimes, we, developers find it very hard to deliver material to a general audience.
Bear with him and just try to figure out ;)
Nov 10, 2011 bourgeoisbrats Says:
He's not presenting...he's mentoring to "his peers", who probably have a similar delivery style. That being the case, I don't think it's terrible to have all the "umm" and "uhhh" words.
Nov 5, 2011 idmontie Says:
Awful start to a presentation... "uhhh.... ummm... uhhh..."
Sep 7, 2011 JamesRCoston Says:
We own a lot of credit to the DNS. Although, it is now probably coming to an age where technology is changing, it is most definitely not 'fucked'.
Jul 6, 2011 OnePieceWonPeace Says:
Of course, his communication skills lacked (at least till the end), but man... great presentation.
The guy knows his sh**
May 22, 2011 deviantlinux Says:
His speech does seem halting in this one, but I think he seems nervous for some reason here. In another video I watched it was much different from this, and easier to follow. The NodeJS project is amazing, still trying to master the concepts.
Mar 21, 2011 ironmagma Says:
function view(model) { alert(model.msg); } function controller() { var model = {msg:"hello"}; view(model); }
Mar 15, 2011 nerocritic Says:
"DNS is so fucked."
So true. DNS has to be the most unnecessarily convoluted system ever conceived.
node === win
Feb 28, 2011 gowtham047 Says:
"There's great thing in unix called 'processes'"
Jan 28, 2011 cybersalad Says:
I think the achilles heel of node.js right now is the lack of multi-core support. Load balancing to multiple node.js processes should be a standard part of the deployment, I guess. At least for now.
Dec 26, 2010 mfernest Says:
Saw that too. Important catch.
Dec 26, 2010 mfernest Says:
Ryan's halting speech was off-putting at first, but I got accustomed to it quickly. In the brief review I have done so far on node.js, this resource ranks tops for me. The concepts are few, clearly stated, and (I think) easy to identify in the examples given.
I'm surprised that none of the blog entries or other articles I saw before this presentation got me further along or as motivated to do more. I'm excited to dig in now.
Dec 18, 2010 Ormaaj Says:
Given the kinds of things this guy is talking about... non blocking I/O, thread safety, controlling side effects... I think he'd love Happstack or maybe the Snap framework. Hell he knows about Erlang but chose Javascript instead?! I guess he does wants simplicity and that's fine too.
Video Details
Google Tech Talk
July 28, 2010
ABSTRACT
Presented by Ryan Dahl, the creator of the node.JS open source project.
It is well known that event loops rather than threads are required for high-performance servers. Javascript is a language unencumbered of threads and designed specifically to be used... More
Google Tech Talk
July 28, 2010
ABSTRACT
Presented by Ryan Dahl, the creator of the node.JS open source project.
It is well known that event loops rather than threads are required for high-performance servers. Javascript is a language unencumbered of threads and designed specifically to be used with synchronous evented I/O, making it an attractive means of programming server software.
Node.js ties together the V8 Javascript compiler with an event loop, a thread pool for making blocking system calls, and a carefully designed HTTP parser to provide a browser-like interface to creating fast server-side software. This talk will explain Node's design and how to get started with it. Less
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ehmfrancisco Says:
Man with a brilliant mind, Ryan!
Xenctuary Says:
"When everybody is trying to put Java on the client" ಠ_ಠ
yintenroy Says:
Somone telle about god
Munirs1998 Says:
Wonderful insight into one of my fav technologies. What a great mind RD has!, loved it
overbyte Says:
1:41 - if you can dodge a wrench...
Cr0pTechSupp Says:
Sometimes, we, developers find it very hard to deliver material to a general audience. Bear with him and just try to figure out ;)
betamostv Says:
This is the future.
bourgeoisbrats Says:
He's not presenting...he's mentoring to "his peers", who probably have a similar delivery style. That being the case, I don't think it's terrible to have all the "umm" and "uhhh" words.
ilifeform Says:
genius!
idmontie Says:
Awful start to a presentation... "uhhh.... ummm... uhhh..."
JamesRCoston Says:
We own a lot of credit to the DNS. Although, it is now probably coming to an age where technology is changing, it is most definitely not 'fucked'.
renndar Says:
20:59 "Don't fear"
OnePieceWonPeace Says:
Of course, his communication skills lacked (at least till the end), but man... great presentation. The guy knows his sh**
deviantlinux Says:
His speech does seem halting in this one, but I think he seems nervous for some reason here. In another video I watched it was much different from this, and easier to follow. The NodeJS project is amazing, still trying to master the concepts.
Fiil128 Says:
:D
ironmagma Says:
function view(model) { alert(model.msg); } function controller() { var model = {msg:"hello"}; view(model); }
nerocritic Says:
"DNS is so fucked." So true. DNS has to be the most unnecessarily convoluted system ever conceived. node === win
gowtham047 Says:
"There's great thing in unix called 'processes'"
cybersalad Says:
I think the achilles heel of node.js right now is the lack of multi-core support. Load balancing to multiple node.js processes should be a standard part of the deployment, I guess. At least for now.
Fiil128 Says:
Does MVC exist in js?
mfernest Says:
Saw that too. Important catch.
mfernest Says:
Ryan's halting speech was off-putting at first, but I got accustomed to it quickly. In the brief review I have done so far on node.js, this resource ranks tops for me. The concepts are few, clearly stated, and (I think) easy to identify in the examples given. I'm surprised that none of the blog entries or other articles I saw before this presentation got me further along or as motivated to do more. I'm excited to dig in now.
TeamGYD Says:
FUCK NIGGERS
Ormaaj Says:
Given the kinds of things this guy is talking about... non blocking I/O, thread safety, controlling side effects... I think he'd love Happstack or maybe the Snap framework. Hell he knows about Erlang but chose Javascript instead?! I guess he does wants simplicity and that's fine too.