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A quick update on the Sam’s Teach Yourself Node.js Book that I’ve been authoring. The book is going through final edits now. I hadn’t realised how many different rounds of editing there would be! Our designer Mark has designed a brochure site for the book and you can get a sneak peak of what’s included by downloading the code examples from GitHub. The publishers Pearson Education have put a release date of 1st September on the book and you can pre-order from Amazon US or Amazon UK.
We are using Node.js at pebble {code} as part of the online gaming startup we are working on and loving it!
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