Node Nerd - node.js links and tutorials(nodenerd.net)

71 pointsby ryankirkman15 anni fa12 comments

http://nodenerd.net/

6 comments

baud15 anni fa

while i enjoy node as much as the next guy, i think that blog misses a few key usability features:

  -archive section (its not fun to scroll down n pages to check out what the page is about - you could argue to check the RSS feed, but really...)

  -tags (not every post is tagged so ...)

  -short description for every post (allows to have more posts in the main page without having to endless scroll)

mcrittenden15 anni fa

Does this help? http://nodenerd.net/archive

Tycho15 anni fa

Is Node going to be in a similar situation to RoR and Django in a few years? i.e. pops up fairly often in job listings compared with every other framework (barring .net and j2ee obviously), but very very few people have 'years' of experience with it? Seems like a great opportunity to jump on the bandwagon and wait for the payoff in 2-3 years.

reddittor15 anni fa

I asked myself this same question in 2009 and have been working with node nonstop ever since...

gmatty15 anni fa

to be honest. i feel like its going to be bigger than either, med-long term

Tycho15 anni fa

Care to elaborate?

chapel15 anni fa

I applaud the effort and most of the content, but find the general usability appalling. The site is sluggish while scrolling, for no apparent reason. Other Tumblr sites aren't as heavy as this one. Not only that, there isn't really any way to easily find what you want, the search is subpar, and having to manually scroll through all those articles is a pain.

joshfinnie15 anni fa

Getting a google search result for "node.js tut" might be more useful than this site. The concept is great, but entirely unusable!

ecoffey15 anni fa

What about it is unusable? I think the GitHub commit monitor series is useful as a working example you can play around with.

joshfinnie15 anni fa

There's really no delineation between articles. Scanning down the page there is no trigger for your eyes to stop and read headings, which makes you completely miss the article on the GitHub commit monitor...

For a website that is meant to be a culmination of information, scanability should be top priority.

kevingorski15 anni fa

Hey HN, thanks for all the feedback about the Tumblr theme I've selected. I've known that it's needed some love for a while, but it hasn't become my top priority yet. It sounds like it's detracting enough from the content to ignore it completely (ahem), so I'll get to that soon.

alanh15 anni fa

Argh, please stop telling my system which anti-aliasing method to use!