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Node.js MVC: Express.js + Derby Hello World Tutorial

Ephramar wrote 3 days ago: Node MVC Framework Express.js is a popular node frameworks which uses middleware concept to enhance … more →

Tags: Stuffs, Materials, javascript, Hypertext Transfer Protocol, model view controller, Front and back ends, Cascading Style Sheets, Hello world!, Handlebars

Accessing the File System in Meteor

Dirk Porsche wrote 1 week ago: While working on the impossible-hangman game I stumbled over the problem of accessing the hosts file … more →

Tags: Programming, filesystem, FS, Meteor, Node.js, path, require

the old man carried piglets41 comments

renée a. schuls-jacobson wrote 3 weeks ago: It’s the last day of National Poetry Month, and I find looking at a photograph can inspire. He … more →

Tags: Poetry, Betrayal, HOPE, Livestock, National Poetry Month, pigs, Poetry

"NPM Motha---!"

jessiedaher wrote 3 weeks ago: “NPM, mothafuckers!” This was the eloquent battle cry of a shirtless, tanned youth on ca … more →

Tags: Writing #2, General, Poetry, Urban Dictionary, slang, Acronyms, College

NPM and the Node ecosystem

davidcunha wrote 3 weeks ago: After one month of hacking around with Node.js, I created and distributed my first package. NPM is t … more →

Tags: Node.js, API, facebook, node.js, package

April 30 in 30 #7: To the Man who Shares my Dreams

poeticxposure wrote 3 weeks ago: Let’s take a trip to Harlem On the backs of angels, Defer the dreams of those that never believed. W … more →

Tags: Poetry, Love, Dreams, Love Poems, insomnia, Prayer, April 30 in 30, National Poetry Month, Alone

Meteor App Packages in CoffeeScript

Dirk Porsche wrote 4 weeks ago: To include the Npm module “tedious” (to access a MSSQL database) I created my first Mete … more →

Tags: Programming, coffeescript, Meteor, Meteor package, meteorite

Meteor With Tedious From Npm2 comments

Dirk Porsche wrote 4 weeks ago: This post is meant as an update to my previous post regarding the access of an MSSQL database from y … more →

Tags: Programming, Meteor, Meteor package, MSSQL, tedious

Poet/Professor/Organizer Lynnell Edwards Discusses Coveting, Community, and Literary Louisville4 comments

Keep Louisville Literary wrote 4 weeks ago: Lynnell Edwards will read with fellow poets Jennifer Militello, Rebecca Morgan Frank April 29th for … more →

Tags: Louisville, Sarabande Books, The Writers Block, Louisville Literary Arts, LLA, Lynnell Edwards, inky, spalding, New Madrid

Just When I Think I'm Most Alone42 comments

renée a. schuls-jacobson wrote 1 month ago: April is National Poetry Month, so I’m doing it. I’m committing poetry.  photo via Amanc … more →

Tags: Poetry, Relationships, Poetry, Best Friends, gratitude, Love, Friendship

April 30 in 30 #6: Grafitti

poeticxposure wrote 1 month ago: We share a gift. They accept mine more freely. You provide words for all to see. I hide behind Metap … more →

Tags: Poetry, Art, God, April 30 in 30, National Poetry Month, Metaphor, graffiti, Simile, church

Installing express js and setting up an express application

Faysal Ahmed wrote 1 month ago: Hello everybody and good evening. Now today I am going to discuss (form a practical prospective) abo … more →

Tags: Frameworks, Node.js, express.js

Node Version Manager (NVM)

dylants23 wrote 1 month ago: Node.js has a great package manager to manage the dependencies of your Node projects, but what about … more →

Tags: Tech - Tips, node, nodejs, version manager, nvm, RVM

Perspective and Poetry: or Why I Like the Poem Eating Pears by Kim Welliver

Aja Beech wrote 1 month ago: Before introducing the poem Eating Pears, by Kim Welliver, to a friend, I was under the extremely na … more →

Tags: Poetry, #30Daysofthe52, Kim Welliver, Lizzie Borden, National Poetry Month, #30ofthe52

Poet Amanda Smeltz Discusses Wine, New York, the Ambiguity of Destruction, and Her New Collection IMPERIAL BENDER

Keep Louisville Literary wrote 1 month ago: Typecast Publishing authors Amanda Smeltz, Chris Mattingly, and Matt Hart will read April 20th 7:30p … more →

Tags: amanda smeltz, Brooklyn, Chris Mattingly, Forklift Ohio, greek myth, Jen Woods, Keats, Li Po, Louisville

A Critical Approach to Public Administration Course Design

Adrienne wrote 1 month ago: What is ‘good’ theory? The purpose of a good theory is to provide a conceptual framework for viewing … more →

Tags: Public Administration, paper, Course Design, antipositivism, Decision Theory, Frederickson, interpretivism, post-traditional theory, Postmodern Theory

April 30 in 30 #4: Love's Travel

poeticxposure wrote 1 month ago: No one ever told me that love would be a journey. That I would be backpacking through the windows of … more →

Tags: Poetry, Love Poems, Poems, April 30 in 30, National Poetry Month, Travel

April 30 in 30: #3 Untitled (for now)

poeticxposure wrote 1 month ago: I’ve wondered how you handle your tears.If you let them fall like rain Or wipe them away like secret … more →

Tags: Love, Poetry, Poems, April 30 in 30, National Poetry Month, Memories

April 30 in 30 #2: Goodbye

poeticxposure wrote 1 month ago: She cried that night for the first time in years. She wouldn’t wish this on her worst enemy saying g … more →

Tags: Poetry, Love Poems, April 30 in 30, National Poetry Month, People, Loss


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