Using Node.js for everything or what it is to write a book about it

[krasimir]

Before a couple of months I finished Node.js Blueprints book. It was a long 7/8 months journey and I'll be happy to share my experience. 90% of the talk is about the popular use cases of Node.js and the rest contains tips for writing about Node.js. Here are the main points:

• writing about Node.js
• Node.js and the popular client side frameworks like Angular, Ember and Backbone
• Node.js and realtime
• Node.js as a command line tool
• Automation with Grunt and Gulp
• Writing flexible CSS
• Automating your tests
• Writing Rest APIs
• Desktop apps with Node.js

P.S.
official page of the book here

[javorszky]

As an interesting bit to the client side frameworks, a discussion on them at Ghost: TryGhost/Ghost#2144 :)

(will include this in my talk, but a cross reference is an interesting possibility here)

[krasimir]

@javorszky what a nice thread indeed. Thanks for sharing. I'll spend good amount of time during the weekend reading it.