Node.js: Whats the Big Deal? Presented and JS Meetup Chicago
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Presentation on Node.js. Whats the big deal with Node.js. Talk about Event Driven, Non-Blocking, and Single Threaded Nature of Node.js I also show the opportunity that Node.js opens up to make ALL kinds of apps on any platform including desktop applications.
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