Scott graduated from Kansas State University in 2010 and has worked at Softek Solutions ever since. At Softek, Scott is regarded as a talented and multi-faceted team member. He has experience with many aspects of software development from server side to client facing. He's always interested in learning and seeking out knowledge on how new technologies can be applied to his interests in analytics, data visualization, and search. Outside of software, Scott enjoys reading, cycling, running, spending time with his wife, and working toward a triathlon this year.
In order for me to have a good idea of who will be attending the event please #rsvp to @nodekc before each meeting. Our meetings will be held at snow and company (Just off I35 in downtown KC) monthly or bi-weekly depending on interest. If you have a laptop please bring it wireless internet is provided.
The NodeKC user group will be focusing on open source node projects. We'll work collaboratively on projects that the group determines to be interesting and challenging. Our first project, however, has already been determined for sake of a quick start. This project idea will be announced and developed further at the first meetup.
We'll break into two groups and work toward a similar goal on the project after the first meeting. These groups will have a set of user stories to accomplish before the next meetup. At the following meeting we'll review each of the groups code and determine which codebase to merge into the main github branch. We can also selectively choose parts of each of the groups work. Note that
In order for me to have a good idea of who will be attending the event please #rsvp to @nodekc before each meeting. If you're not a twitter user just shoot an e-mail to me (joe [hat] nodekc.org). Our meetings will be held at snow and company (Just off I35 in downtown KC) monthly or every other week, depending on interest. If you have a laptop please bring it (wireless internet will be provided).
The NodeKC user group will focus on building open source node projects. We'll work collaboratively on projects that the group determines to be interesting and challenging. Our first project, however, has been pre-determined for the sake of a quick start. This project idea will be announced and developed further at the first meetup.
We'll break into two groups and work toward a similar goal on the project after the first meeting. These groups will have a set of user stories to accomplish before the next meetup. At the following meeting we'll review each of the groups code and determine which codebase to merge into
Ideas! | |
Workshop for node.js and javascript | |
https://github.com/nodekc/workshop | |
Node knockout | |
(1) 1. Desktop clients in node.js and javascript |
These instructions work for the Raspberry Pi running Raspbian (hard float) and create a hardware optimized version of NodeJS for the Raspberry PI, (and include a working install and NPM!!!):
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Install Raspbian - http://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads
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Install the necessary dependecies:
sudo apt-get install git-core build-essential
using System; | |
using System.Net; | |
using System.Text; | |
using System.Threading; | |
namespace ExampleSimpleWebserver | |
{ | |
class Program | |
{ | |
static void Main (string[] args) |
var net = require('net'); | |
var http = require('http'); | |
var lastKey = ""; | |
var sockets = []; | |
var netServer = net.createServer(function (socket) { | |
sockets.push(socket); | |
var removeClient = function () { |
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# Next Meetup: Tuesday, january 15 | |
# Topics: | |
- connect/express middleware - 3 | |
- non-http networks - 8 - DUN DUN DUN | |
- Torrent | |
- UDP | |
- Multicast (Frank) | |
- XMPP (XTENSIBLE MESSAGING AND PRESENCE PROTOCOL) | |
- Serial |
- Hack and Tell (another group|sucky npm packages)
- What's new in node 0.10 (and why isn't it 1 yet?) - 0
- native bindings - 0
- how do you create blocking javascript - 1
- Hosting node.js on production windows - 1
- node.js on azure
- Cross-meetup meeting (game group?) - 0