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That's quite a funny project. I setup this thing and just draw a code viz for https://github.com/Unitech/PM2, that looks pretty cool: http://i.imgur.com/gvm0fxs.png

Une debliteration de conneries non fondées, comme d'habitude.

Stupid article.

I used Angular to build keymetrics.io and it works like a charm.

I really love the structure Angular brought to our front-end softwares. At some point, we may include React to optimize the rendering of our realtime dashboard.

Great language, but javascript code is clean, why not only keeping javascript style and adding typechecking and es6 by default..

Here is a smart implementation of the Levenshtein algorithm: https://github.com/jefarmstrong/sortzzy

I use in a "common pattern matching" for http routes and it works pretty well.

This is exactly the same problem with other client side javascript frameworks

If you are smart enough you can make every code fit your need and reach the code quality you need.

JS weakly typed ? Seriously learn on how to adapt your coding style. I've built more than 20 API/Apps and Node is the best thing I ever had to build networked apps. I have a J2EE/Spring, Python and RoR background, NodeJS/NPM took the best of every stuff created before.

In my case, I need to be fast and JS + NodeJS + his awesome community permits me to build stable, innovative solutions and high performance networked app in a very short amount of time.

We are in a world of inter-connected apps. NodeJS is for that. Adapt yourself.

I need hacker modules to accomplish and solves problems of my current worlds, hacker offers me that.

NodeJS is great and lot of thing I read before was old school shit.

And BTW, yes a lot of logic must be delegated to the client side. This is a trend and it will not be stopped. Rendering page server side, qu'est ce que je peux pas entendre comme connerie parfois.

In this startup incubator there will be a counter with administrative people to help us with all this paperwork. So less pain with all this formalities, we will just have to pay more as we are in France.

By the way, one more time, thanks Xavier Niel, he's the only one in France who invests so much money on things like this and taking so many initiatives to make things change.

He gave us the cheapest contract for mobile phone in the world, he offered us the 42 school (free school for computer sciences with an innovative learning method), he offers us the most efficient dedicated servers for a decent price (http://www.online.net/fr/serveur-dedie/comparatif-serveur-de...), and so much more.

Thanks Xavier Niel.

To interact more deeply with apps of the same nature. Without doing this, features like native clustering can't be created.