December 2011
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Deploying an Existing Node.JS App to Nodester
Do you have an existing Node.JS application and a Nodester Node.JS hosting account? Cool! Let’s walk through getting that app deployed for you. 1. Open your command line and cd into your app directory 2. Run “nodester app create <appname>”. (Note: If your starting javascript file is NOT server.js, add its name after the appname on the create command) 3. Update your...
Dec 29th
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Dec 23rd
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Dotting your Apps
Quick test with dots in appnames/subdomains passes! Checkout http://node.js.nodester.com/ There is nothing to do differently than creating a standard app on nodester.   nodester app create node.js nodester app init node.js \m/ nodester out \m/
Dec 22nd
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Dec 21st
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Dec 20th
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Dec 19th
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Dec 17th
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Dec 17th
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Dec 17th
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Nodester Proxy Gets Bouncy!
We are happy to report that things are running more smoothly on the Nodester open source PaaS since we replaced the node-http-proxy with @substack’s Bouncy proxy! No more memory leaks or socket.io websocket hacks. Not to mention that our proxy.js file is now only 60 lines! We are actively working on Nodester Version 2.0 so stay tuned for some awesome updates…
Dec 8th
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