Node.js

Most node.js developers use Nodemon as a development server, as it allows you to watch your project files and will automatically restart Node when changes are detected. However, there are a few problems with this. Restarting an application every time a file changes is often unnecessary, and causes a slight delay before you can refresh […]

If you didn’t already know this, it may come in handy. You can use Node’s require() function to require JSON files. It will return a hash. Just like require() always does, it will cache the file, and only load it once (no matter how many files you require it from). Useful for config files. var […]