joezo

You can get 6 with `(five() + (five()/five()))`

I love the way the tutorial is part of the background, seamless!

A colleague of mine made a similar type of game a while ago, this reminded me of that.

http://www.tyasdev.com/MrBandana/

Take a look at http://fent.github.io/randexp.js/ if you want something that will do this

It's actually quite neat the way it all works. It's definitely worth taking a look at!

I don't think that's quite how it works. I took a quick look at the code and it doesn't contain any DOM selectors at all. It uses closures and getters and setters.

brilliant! thanks for that link

First of all, this is awesome! Secondly, what do you use to collect all this data?

This looks great! The monitor feature looks interesting. We used node-usage for a while but it seemed to eat up a lot of memory. Maybe I could take a another look into it.

If you just want a cluster manager then i'd recommend https://npmjs.org/package/cluster-manager