You Don't Know Node - ForwardJS San Francisco

seriously, genius talk. Dude, you are awesome!

Very good and helpful talk! Thank you!

Brilliant Talk. I really didn't know node :D

Kudos man, good talk

Best tips ever. Thanks

Comparing spawn and exec and saying spawn is better because you get a stream instead of a buffer. What is a stream if not a buffer? These are all shared memory were one program is writting info to be consumed by the other. Piping in a shell uses buffers

perfect

Before the video began: WTF do you mean I don't know nodejs ... 5 minutes after watch the video... holy crap I did not know nodejs ..

Does node run on multiple threads? I guess reading a file can run on a thread. But how would node know it can safely run two different user functions in separate threads?

I'm only 11min in but I'm safe to say this is the best ES talk I've watched so far. Big thanks for sharing

Me "I'm kind of a node expert" Samer "Hold my beer!"

One of the BEST EVER, thank you

this guy is a genius,
I took his course on plural sight and it was awesome

The more I learn about Node the more I start moving towards golang

I knew the answers to about 70% of these questions, I'm so proud of myself!

10/10

this guy is genius .

YES, that's a really good presentation!

omg so now i understood why we do server.listen,

Amazing guy! :)

Clear explanation TQ very much

Very good talk

superb video i ever watched

Thanks to Samer Buna

This is just super cool. Thanks!