Node.js Recipes

1. Front Matter

   Pages i-lv

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2. Understanding Node.js

   • Cory Gackenheimer

   Pages 1-26

3. Networking with Node.js

   • Cory Gackenheimer

   Pages 27-50

4. Using the File System

   • Cory Gackenheimer

   Pages 51-80

5. Building a Web Server

   • Cory Gackenheimer

   Pages 81-108

6. Using Events and Child Processes

   • Cory Gackenheimer

   Pages 109-132

7. Implementing Security and Cryptography

   • Cory Gackenheimer

   Pages 133-160

8. Discovering Other Node.js Modules

   • Cory Gackenheimer

   Pages 161-190

9. Creating a WebSocket Server

   • Cory Gackenheimer

   Pages 191-220

10. Using Web Server Frameworks

    • Cory Gackenheimer

    Pages 221-252

11. Connecting to a Data Store

    • Cory Gackenheimer

    Pages 253-280

12. Testing in Node.js

    • Cory Gackenheimer

    Pages 281-310

13. Debugging and Deploying Your Application

    • Cory Gackenheimer

    Pages 311-338

14. Back Matter

    Pages 199-206

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Node.js Recipes is your one-stop reference for solving Node.js problems. Filled with useful recipes that follow a problem/solution format, you can look up recipes for many situations that you may come across in your day-to-day server-side development.

Node.js is accessible to those who not only relish in server-side programming but also web developers who understand the ubiquitous language of the web. Node.js Recipes covers all the essential ingredients required to become a seasoned Node.js developer in no time - make it your indispensable reference today.

Cory Gackenheimer is a software engineer from Indianapolis, Indiana. He studied Physics at Purdue University where he worked with image analysis software for nanoscale environments. His software experience has led him to utilize many different technologies including C#, C++, Visual Basic, SQL Server, MongoDB, Cassandra and, of course, JavaScript. He has a driving passion to learn new things and find more efficient processes and procedures. When he first encountered Node.js he realized the potential that utilizing the ubiquitous language of the web on the server was both efficient and revolutionary. Since then he has spent a considerable amount of time learning and building things with Node.js. Aside from hacking on code, he enjoys spending time with his family, running, cycling, or playing the occasional soccer game.

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