I got the access_token (with email, publish_stream, and offline_access permissions). Then, I do this code:
I\'m currently developing a Google Chrome extension that connects to our servers via WebSockets, but was scared that someone will be able to blast our server with fake data, so we\'re looking to imple
I\'m trying to install the Now.js module for Node.js. It gets installed, but it doesn\'t work. When I install it, here\'s what I get:
I am trying to update collection (mongodb-1.4.4) on Mandriva box running NodeJS: mycollection.update( {name: \'myname\'}, {$set:{ mydata: \'new data\' }},
when I load a static html page I want to send a JS Object to that page (which is data that comes from mongo). I can accomplish this with a Socket emit, but that seems like overkill. I also know I can
I am trying to authenticate to Twitter using the access token and secret from my account, and I don\'t know how to do what I thought I was doing. I am using node-oauth, but I am open to other solution
I wanna use socket.io-client to test my socket.io server. And I tried to run expresso with the following file. The data is printed in console. Then the process hangs there and beforeExit is never exec
I\'d like to see if it\'s possible to make an CLI app that simply displays the date and time with node.js. So far I\'ve only figured out how to send the date开发者_开发百科 and time over HTTP. Here\'s
Scenario I have a Node.JS service (written using ExpressJS) that accepts image uploads via DnD (example). After an image is uploaded, I do a few things to it:
I\'m trying to install Node, socket.io and npm using the following: cd ~ sudo apt-get install libv8-2.0.3 libv8-dev libv8-dbg libssl-dev curl
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