If couch installed fine, you can see it via.
#Aptana studio node js install#
Sudo aptitude install automake spidermonkey-bin autoconf subversion-tools libtool help2man build-essential erlang erlang-manpages libicu38 libmozjs-dev wget libicu-dev libreadline5-dev checkinstall
#Aptana studio node js code#
Microsoft Visual Studio Code Cloud 9 IntelliJ IDEA Sublime Text Aptana Komodo IDE WebStorm. If you want to develop along with CouchDB, you should install it too. What is Node js Top IDEs For Node.js App Development. You can learn more from then at their Github page Now, node-inspector this it the coolest debug tool I’ve ever seen! And you can use it along with node-dev with no problem 🙂 If you are used to developing Rails or Sinatra, you are used to have your code auto-reloaded (development-mode or shotgun), node-dev accomplishes just that! everytime you make any changes to any file.js from the current folder it will kill and restart your Node app for you nice! Time per request: 0.108 (mean, across all concurrent requests) In my machine, AMD Phenom II X4 965, 3.2GB Ram (bla bla) running some intensive apache ab, I got these fantastic results: I recommend some learning from their web-site videos. Install NPM, which is the best package handler at the moment and all packages to head into web dev, I will explain later onĪbout Express, you can have noticed, it is close to ruby’s Sinatra web framework MVC, which is pretty cool, and has a great performance. If you are new to Aptana, I also recommend going to Window > Preferences and choosing a theme(Aptana>Themes) you like, as well as configuring JS to not alert apparent errors(General>Editor>Texte Editor>Errors : uncheck boxes), since it does not know Node.js functions. Now, you should be good to both install version 0.4x as referenced here: and I also recommend you start dl Aptana Studio 3 this is my IDE of choice for web dev. Sudo aptitude install git-core sun-java6-bin sun-java6-jre sun-java6-plugin sun-java6-jdk python libssl-dev socat curl libev Lets start by some git and a good working java for Aptana, and some dependencies for Node.js install itself. This post intention is to document my efforts under Ubuntu 10.04 to install everything needed from Node.js to the actual work environment.
( most importantly, people smarter then me thinks the same) So if you don't do javascript development (either in browser or node) or if you do browser based javascript development but don't plan on using Aptana as a debugger or don't care much about javascript intellisense then you don't need node. Besides, the concurrency performance seems really nice. Aptana probably use node to parse and debug javascript code. Having all String, and Date operations the same as server or client is just a big thing! Also validations come to my mind as not-anymore duplicated code. Node.js came to me as likely the smartest choice for web development, as you are constrained at JavaScript for dynamic programming server side (ActionScript and Java, please don’t cry).
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