Welcome to the Node.js Manual!
Node.js is a platform built on Chrome's JavaScript runtime for easily building fast, scalable network applications. Node.js uses an event-driven, non-blocking I/O model that makes it lightweight and efficient, perfect for data-intensive real-time applications that run across distributed devices. — The official Node.js website
This manual consists of three different sections:
- The Node.js API Reference documents the core Node.js modules
- The Node.js Guide contains articles and code samples on coding in Node.js
- The Javascript Reference contains doucmentation about the Javascript language
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Contributing
You can help! This website is a community effort, and is available on GitHub. The API Reference will be in synch with the official Node.js stable APIs.
Use the
[edit]links near the article titles to edit them online into the Cloud9 IDE. After writing and updating articles, you can issue a pull request.Getting started learning Node.js
Here are some tutorials to get you started with Node.js:
Node.js Community
For additional resources with Node.js:
The official Node.js mailing list
The Node.js IRC Channel, #node.js on freenode.net. A log of the channel is available at http://nodejs.debuggable.com/
The official Node.js Wiki
The Node.js source code on GitHub
Planet Node.js, an aggregator of Node.js developer blogs
NodeUp, a podcast covering the latest Node.js news in the community
More Community-powered Node.js docs, community powered rocket fuel for Node.js
Node Guide, an opinionated and unofficial guide to help people getting started with Node.js
NodeCloud, an ordered Node.js resource directory allowing to evaluate relative popularity of a project.
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