Re:Show HN: Please review my new Server-Side JavaScript/Coff...
by VMG on Saturday November 26, 2011 @12:02PM
(#3280158)
From the page
> Everything is pre-installed and pre-configured.
n* d., nginx already running in front of ExpressJS (site is live when you get the initial build email), mongodb, mongoskin, couchdb, running ExpressJS app, example RailwayJS blog sample already generated, redis installed (for RailwayJS), CoffeeScript installed, VIM support for CoffeeScript installed, psmisc package installed (includes commands like 'killall'), ssh port reassigned, example CoffeeScript code to access MongoDB, example CoffeeScript ExpressJS app, the most popular/recommended NPM/JavaScript packages like Vows, Async, Socket.IO, Backbone.JS, Knockout.JS.
This sentence is difficult to parse. What is n* d? Which technologies belong to what part of your product?
I'd rather have this explained with a bullet list or better yet a nice info graphic.
Re:Show HN: Please review my new Server-Side JavaScript/Coff...
by ilaksh on Saturday November 26, 2011 @12:03PM
(#3280165)
nod. is N_dJS.. you're right, difficult to parse. Probably can improve that. I did put a bullet list on the features page. Graphics are a great idea thanks.
> Everything is pre-installed and pre-configured. n* d., nginx already running in front of ExpressJS (site is live when you get the initial build email), mongodb, mongoskin, couchdb, running ExpressJS app, example RailwayJS blog sample already generated, redis installed (for RailwayJS), CoffeeScript installed, VIM support for CoffeeScript installed, psmisc package installed (includes commands like 'killall'), ssh port reassigned, example CoffeeScript code to access MongoDB, example CoffeeScript ExpressJS app, the most popular/recommended NPM/JavaScript packages like Vows, Async, Socket.IO, Backbone.JS, Knockout.JS.
This sentence is difficult to parse. What is n* d? Which technologies belong to what part of your product?
I'd rather have this explained with a bullet list or better yet a nice info graphic.