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File Size: 5575 KB

Print Length: 270 pages

Publisher: Packt Publishing (June 16, 2014)

Publication Date: June 16, 2014

Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC

Language: English

ASIN: B00L2AP6O2

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I love the way Node.js Blueprints approached the concepts of Nodejs, ExpressJs and others modules for building apps. It's concise, step-by-step for a beginner and easy to comprehend. It's a great book for Node.js technology.

Great examples of tools and techniques I gathered by reading this book.

Node.js tackles well a persistent problem in code development. People often link to packages developed by others outside their firm. Simply because it is faster than re-inventing the wheel. Of necessity, you have to add value by making new things. But the downside is a rat's nest of package dependencies. The book starts by explaining how you can explicitly record the dependencies using Node Package Manager. An example is given in JSON format, which is intuitively readable. That is the point about JSON. Perhaps more than any other single feature of Node.js, this handling of dependencies could save you immense time in debugging and maintaining your code base.Granted, a novice programmer might not appreciate this. Not having endured in the trenches with a large code base or with having to maintain it. But experienced developers understand the significance.The text goes on to show how Node can be combined with another popular package, Angular.js. Where the example also demonstrates the use of a backend MySQL database. Important because many applications are more than just a user interface. Persistence to a database is typically needed.Another expansion in functionality is the use of WebSockets. Turns on a 2 way interaction between a browser and the web server. This can greatly expand the user's appreciation of what a browser can do. While Backbone.js is explained in its own chapter, for improved handling of jQuery. All of these are useful packages that you are likely to need.

Really great book for intermediate web developers and programmers alike. This book speaks very clearly about node.js, its advantages, and how it is best put to use. I have read a few other books about node.js and Javascript, and of all of them, this is certainly the clearest and most helpful. The real strength of this book is that it covers so many of the tools and technologies surrounding node.js; normally I'd expect that to fail miserably, but it's a great benefit in this book since node.js is so flexible. The author successfully teaches you how to pick up different frameworks, and plug them into node.js with really great results. And of course. all the examples are downloadable, so you can test them out and see what all the code really does.The peripheral technologies covered in the book include AngularJS, JADE, MongoDB (so, JSON as well), mySQL (so, basically you get a lesson in AJAX too), EmberJS, and, of course, HTML and CSS. Obviously with this kind of coverage, you aren't going to become an expert in any one of those things, but you do get a GREAT sense of what is out there and how, generally speaking, you can weld outside technology onto node.js and end up with useful web applications. And in fact, vith the growing popularity of Javascript as an interface for desktop tools, you can even end up with really useful desktop applications. The book makes no mention of it, but the earliest JS-on-the-desktop adopters is KDE, so with Plasma+QML+Javascript, you can do some pretty amazing things (see https://techbase.kde.org/Development/Tutorials/Plasma/JavaScript/API for all the stuff you can do, after you finish the book).The main advantage to node.js is its ability to make Javascript essentially multi-threaded and asynchronous. Whether or not you actually intend to use node.js for that or not, this book skillfully demonstrates how you as a programmer should plan out and execute your code (keeping it modular, considering the flow of data, etc). That kind of education extends way past just node.js, so if you're just getting started with modular and multi-threaded applications, it wouldn't hurt to read this book, and frantly it's the best explanation of that particular subject I have read yet, so it really is not a bad start.The title of the book says that it contains blueprints, so if nothing else, the book provides a wealth of practical, usable web applications that not only show off the capabilities of node.js, but show you how relatively easy it is to just drum up some really great-looking web apps that will look great in your portfolio.Highly recommended.

I would give this book four and a half stars, if I could. Yes, it has not kept pace with an Express software change mentioned in one review and some comments. And Ember.js recently has moved to 1.6.x, but the book calls for 1.3.x. However, it is a long, difficult process to get a book into print (and in digital format, as well). And, in a book that relies on several different software packages, changes will happen, and those changes seldom will be convenient to the publication deadline. Plus, changes will keep occuring after the book is published, as well. You have to view a book as a snapshot of the best the author was able to achieve before he or she had to turn in the manuscript to begin the long and complicated editing, review and publication process.I am no Node.js expert, but I use it and have taken some classes in it, too. "Node.js Blueprints" covers a lot of ground that interests me, including Express, AngularJS, Backbone.js, and using Node.js with Ember.js. I have been wanting to try out Grunt and Gulp, and this book shows me how. I have almost no experience with Jasmine, but this book shows me how to put it to work. I also like the fact that I get to use Node.js along with MongoDB and MySQL. And I am looking forward to learning more about developing desktop applications with Node.js.So, all in all, this book is proving very helpful for me as I try to become more adept at using Node.js and using some of the many other software packages that can work with it.

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