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node-memwatch
A NodeJS library to keep an eye on your memory usage, and discover and isolate leaks.yajl
A fast streaming JSON parsing library in C.JSONSelect
CSS-like selectors for JSONnode-toobusy
Build Node.JS servers that don't fall over.node-compute-cluster
NodeJS library for distributing computation across multiple processes.orderly
The reference implementation of orderly: a schema language for JSON.easylzma
An easy to use, tiny, public domain, C wrapper library around Igor Pavlov's work that can be used to compress and extract lzma files.myfavoritebeer.org
A demonstration of how to use BrowserID.connect-etagify
etagify is connect middleware to add ETag headers to cachable but non-static content.ircloggr
A system for producing web accessible IRC logs, in node.js.connect-select
Server side filtering of JSON responses using JSONSelectass
A node.js code coverage library which aggregates stats cross process.JSONSelectTests
Conformance tests for the JSONSelect selector languagepersona.js
Use Persona for authentication, the easy waynode-browserid
A nodejs library that verifies BrowserID assertions.wnram
urlparse.js
URL parsing in javascript with validation, normalization, and matching.fully_loaded_node
A presentation for http://node.ph which explores scaling CPU bound Node.JS services.docstract
Parses documentation out of javascript source and outputs JSON.awsbox-helloworld
A hello world application that demonstrates deploying on awsboxgoj
A fast JSON scanner in go.lloyd.io
lloyd's blog and websiteblobastorus
A happy little open source dinosaur that offers free itty bitty bits of json cloud storage for webby html5y apps.myfavoritebooze.org
Another example site that uses BrowserID.node-cpusage
CPU Sage is a NodeJS library that let's you query the current processes cpu usage.node.js-persona-example
A minimalist Persona Integration example in Node.JSyajl_vs_rapidjson
quick and dirty performance comparison of two json parsers.bakery
A ports system for software projects. Add software by adding "recipes". Build software by placing an "order".gobbledygook
A localization debugging tool that translates strings into legible gobbledygook. In javaScript.littlepass
(EXPERIMENT) Awesome machine generated passwords for little ones, worldwide?connect-browserid
nothing to see here.awsbox-socketio-example
An example of running websockets via socket.io on top of awsboxnotathing
a thing that's not a thing, and probably will never be a thing.node_leak
tracking down a memory leak in node?wtfpl
say less.popcornjs.org
a static clone of popcornjs.org that I can hack onmyfavoriteshow.org
An example site that uses BrowserID to let users sign up for a mailing list.scrapify
the thing that does the stuff!browserid-keysigner
mephitidae
throwdown
help, I can't stop creating github repositories!nice.js
lloyd.github.com
my pagerestwork
(EXPERIMENTAL) A minimalist framework for building awesome REST APIs in node.js servers.postMessagePerf
A little exploration of postMessage throughputleery
a thing that does some stuff, but not yet.mozhacks.org
A meta-hackphotovat
nothing to see here.dotPlan
lloyd's .plan. inspired by pfinette, in turn inspired by John Carmackchromeless-unplugged
wipjsga.me
there is nothing to see here.browserid_ncfs
nothing to see here.test_travis_ci
a test repo for broken IRC notifications to some servers in travis-ciconnect-postprocess
Experimental middleware for connect that helps intercept and mutate responses.crash-mozillians
a hacked up lil command line tool to help debug sasl-browserid. not really interesting.persona-preso
A presentation of persona for DenverJScloudwatch2statsd
a dirty hack, maybe general later.connect-minify
EXPERIMENTAL: lightweight connect middleware for automagic on-the fly combination and minification of resourcestestidp.org
i-am-a-dissenter
servedir
a trivial static webserver to serve a directorymehmeh
personatra.in
A simple web based calendar which helps people understand the phases of Persona "trains"prioritize.io
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