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Nodejs: Combining the Express Server and Twitter Worker. April 3, 2013. If you’ve followed the tutorials up to this point, we have two Node.js source files. We have app.js which is the Express server that returns the JSON object containing the counts of the words, and you have twitter.js which we can think of as a worker. The code for twitter.js looks something like this:. And the code for app.js might look something like this:. Var ImportantFunction = function () { / code for the module goes here } modu...
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Storing Simple Data with Redis and Node.js. March 25, 2013. In my previous two blog posts, we set up a Node.js development environment. Using Vagrant and Chef, and then we used the ntwitter module to connect to Twitter’s streaming API. I’ll assume you’ve worked your way through the previous two tutorials. Our goal is to keep track of the number of times each of the following words appear: ‘awesome,’ 'cool,’ 'rad,’ 'gnarly,’ and 'groovy.’ To do this, we’ll sim...Vagrant up $ vagrant ssh. Now we should be ...
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Using Express to Serve Static Content and Dynamic JSON. March 27, 2013. If you worked through the previous tutorials, I hope that you managed to create a basic node.js development environment using Vagrant. Stream data from twitter. And, finally, store aggregate information about that data in a Redis data store. Var server = http.createServer(function (req, res) { client.mget(["awesome","cool"], function(err, results) { if (err! Now suppose we wanted to actually style this code and include some javascrip...
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Storing Simple Data with Redis and Node.js. March 25, 2013. In my previous two blog posts, we set up a Node.js development environment. Using Vagrant and Chef, and then we used the ntwitter module to connect to Twitter’s streaming API. I’ll assume you’ve worked your way through the previous two tutorials. Our goal is to keep track of the number of times each of the following words appear: ‘awesome,’ 'cool,’ 'rad,’ 'gnarly,’ and 'groovy.’ To do this, we’ll sim...Vagrant up $ vagrant ssh. Now we should be ...
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Vagrant 1.1.0 and node-dev-bootstrap. March 17, 2013. Is a tool that helps build a development environment using a virtual machine provider (like VMWare or VirtualBox). In our class, we’ll use Vagrant with VirtualBox to build a node.js. Development stack that includes some modern data storage tools ( mongodb. Obviously, part of this process is about convenience: even though installing a node.js development environment on your local machine is pretty easy (and I encourage you to do it! First, you’ll...
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I am supervising students who conduct research in. Combinations of the two areas ( search as learning ) are especially interesting to me. For in information retrieval, ongoing benchmark competitions give you a good idea of hot-topic tasks and research directions:. If you are interested in learning analytics, have a look at the proceedings of the first. Of the ACM Learning At Scale conference - they contain many interesting contributions in the area of massive open online learning. Slides - 2016/17 Edition.
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