Intro to Node.js (for .NET Developers)
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This document provides an introduction to Node.js for .NET developers, highlighting its advantages such as speed, concurrency, and cross-platform capabilities. It discusses various use cases for Node.js, deployment options, and tools for development. Additionally, the document mentions notable companies using Node.js and resources for getting started with installation and debugging.
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- 5. Up Ahead • Why Node.js? • Crash course • Tools and frameworks • Deployment
- 6. JavaScript… …has won the Web. – Scott Hanselman
- 7. Anything that can be written in JavaScript… …will eventually be written in JavaScript – Somebody with incredible powers of observation (e.g., search for“jslinux”)
- 8. JavaScript… …is tragically important. – Douglas Crockford, Author of“JavaScript: The Good Parts”
- 16. Node.js exemplifies… Start with the simplest solution that works. Do one thing, and do it well.
- 17. Node.js is… • blazing fast • highly concurrent • low-friction • cross-platform • modern web server
- 18. Why Node.js? • Rapid innovation & delivery • Developer happiness • Attract & retain talent • Performance “Why Node.js is Becoming the Go-To Technology in the Enterprise” – nearform.com
- 19. • 2x faster development with fewer developers • 33% fewer lines of code • 40% fewer files • 2x improvement requests/sec • 35% decrease in avg response time
- 20. “We are seeing big scale gains, performance boosts and big developer productivity.”
- 21. • Black Friday, 2013 • Mobile platform • < 1% CPU utilization • 200,000+ concurrent users
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- 23. Who else is using Node.js? • Dow Jones (WSJ) • eBay • Groupon • LinkedIn • Rdio • Shutterstock • The New York Times • Uber • Yammer • Zendesk nodjs.org/industry
- 24. Node.js Use Cases • Single-page apps • API server (REST, Hypermedia, etc.) • Real-time, streaming, WebSockets • Chat, IM, social media • Dashboards • Proxy service In other words… the INTERNET
- 25. io.js • Fork of node.js • Latest Chrome V8, ES6 • Open governance
- 26. What’s our story? • ASP.NET MVC, C# • SQL Server + NHibernate • JavaScript + JQuery
- 27. What’s our story? • JavaScript • Recruiting • Productive, less friction – Testing – Microservices – RabbitMQ, riak, redis • Cross-platform
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- 36. Other editors • Sublime Text 3 • Atom • WebStorm
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- 38. Debugging C:> node debug hello.js
- 39. Debugging C:> npm install –g node-inspector
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- 47. Hosting Node.js on Azure reverentgeek.com/hosting-node-js-on-microsoft-azure/
- 48. Recommended Toolbox Package What it do, yo lodash JavaScript utilities when JavaScript promise library async async/parallel execution request (or rest) http client gulp build engine, test runner socket.io sockets, real-time node-inspector Debugging mocha test framework chai TDD/BDD assertion library sinon spies, stubs, mocks
- 49. Node frameworks MVC • Express • Meteor • Sails • Hapi API • Restify • LoopBack • Autohost nodeframework.com nodewebmodules.com
- 51. Edge.js • Run .NET in-process • …including F#, ADO.NET, Python, and Powershell • Execute inline code, files, or assemblies • Alternative to writing native modules in C • .NET 4.5 or Mono 3.1
- 52. What can Edge.js do? • Leverage existing .NET investment • SQL Server (or other DBs) • TFS, SharePoint, Exchange, etc. • Active Directory • Hardware (e.g. camera, microphone, printer, win32) • Video encoding, or other CPU-intensive work • Powershell
- 53. .NET + Node.js Integration • Edge.js (possible migration strategy) • request module to call .NET Web Services • Messaging (e.g. RabbitMQ)
- 55. Thank you! David Neal @ReverentGeek [email protected] reverentgeek.com Demos + Resources bit.ly/node-demos Please rate me! h#p://spkr8.com/t/54801