jashkenas

if Rails.env.development?
  around_filter :perform_profile
end

# In development mode, optionally perform a RubyProf profile of any request.
# Simply pass perform_profile=true in your params.
def perform_profile
  return yield unless params[:perform_profile]
  require 'ruby-prof'
  RubyProf.start

jashkenas

# Create the web server.
server: http.createServer (req, res) ->
  params: url.parse req.url, true
  if params.pathname is '/pixel.gif'
    res.writeHead 200, pixelHeaders
    res.end pixel
  else
    res.writeHead 404, emptyHeaders
    res.end ''
  record params

jashkenas

[02:38] jashkenas: ryah: if you're around now, I'd be very curious to hear your thoughts on Steve Dekorte's comparison of a Node.js/callback proxy versus an Io/coros proxy: 
[02:38] jashkenas: Node: http://www.iolanguage.com/paste/p/f05588fa6.html
[02:38] jashkenas: Io: http://www.iolanguage.com/paste/p/2f7b5fce1.html
[02:39] maqr: jashkenas: my plan is to make a little tool for tumblr theme developers to push up their latest work, rather than having to use tumblr's web interface, if you were wondering :)
[02:39] mjr_: I noticed that one has fewer lines.
[02:39] jashkenas: maqr: fun.
[02:39] maqr: ryah: oh ok, all the buzz i hear is about how it's X times faster than a normal webserver
[02:39] maqr: and i'm not sure what "evented I/O for V8" really means yet :)
[02:40] jashkenas: mjr_: I think that the question is more about whether we're comfortable and settled on writing out the explicit callback form, longhand. Or if it seems like there's room for improvement with this example (coros or not).
[02:40] Tim_S

jashkenas

|____app
| |____downloader.js
| |____editor.js
| |____hotkeys.js
| |____search_parser.js
| |____workspace.js
|____application.js
|____ie
| |____excanvas.js
|____lib

cowboy

// Iterations, anyone? AKA
// How I wrote a walk_dom method.
// 
// A JavaScript poem by
// 
// "Cowboy" Ben Alman
// 11/21/2009

// A starting point.