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  • Friday, January 27, 2012

Node.js is attracting lots of attention among developers who say the event-driven framework is being adopted by the enterprise.

Judging by the attendance and conversation at this week’s Node Summit in San Francisco, the relatively new open-source programming language Node.js is catching on among developers and notably among enterprise developers. Several hundred people showed up at the event, most of them developers from startups around Silicon Valley as well as business and architect leads from Microsoft, eBay, Wal-Mart, Sprint, Google, Rackspace, VMware and the usual VC crowd. Everyone onstage had enormous enthusiasm for Node [...]

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