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Grunt Ground Zero

Grunt is a popular task runner in the Node/JavaScript space. Any task you perform repeatedly is a good candidate to be automated via Grunt. On a typical development project you would automate building your SASS, linting your JavaScript, minifying your JavaScript, or compiling your CoffeeScript. Step 1 - Install

Node Modules Used by Ghost

Ghost is the first major open source product written to run on NodeJS (anyone disagree?). If you haven't heard already, Ghost is a blogging tool that strips away the complexities of WordPress. It has the backing of two developers that were heavily involved with WordPress. Ghost started out

Surfing With Ghost on Digital Ocean

Getting Started with Ghost on Digital Ocean I was able to get my Ghost blog up and running in under 10 minutes using a fantastic service provided by Digital Ocean [https://www.digitalocean.com/] called Droplets. There is a very detailed guide [https://www.digitalocean.com/community/articles/how-to-use-the-digitalocean-ghost-application] provided

Accessing MySQL in Node

Sequelize [http://sequelizejs.com/] is my current node package that I use to access MySQL. I particularly like this package because is also has PostgreSQL and SQLite support. You can install this package in one of two ways for the mysql dialect: // 1. npm install sequelize npm install mysql@~2.

Reloading Node Apps Quickly During Development - Supervisor

When dealing with node apps you will often need to make small changes and then test out these small changes. When first starting out you will likely kill your running node process and restart your node process. This will quickly become tedious. A good solution for live reloading after making