If you want to build your own cloud, you can use Haibu, a local application server that allows Node applications to capture as much of the CPU as they might need.

It runs a separate server process for each user, executing the same JavaScript application code on the server that is running in the client, enabling a whole class of advanced optimizations, such ...

Now some 15 years later, JavaScript on the server is back in vogue. ... not building an application for Grandma to check the interest on her CDs.

JavaScript in the browser is typically coupled with Java, C#, or some other language in the middle tier. However, the appeal of using a single language to implement all application logic is compelling ...

One session at last week's WWDC featured featured a JavaScript application framework called SproutCore, which has generated quite a bit of buzz since then. The framework was used by Apple to ...

PayPal reveals that writing server-side software in node.js rather than Java is allowing it to serve web pages more rapidly and simplifying web development. How replacing Java with JavaScript is ...

They all share server resources, and that means they compete for them. Don't neglect distribution of functionality in Java! Anticipating Java and JavaScript performance issues. For applications ...

They moved from CMake to Grunt to make the JavaScript artifacts. Browserify helped Netflix efficiently build JavaScript bundles. Jasmine simplified the process of unit testing new modules. The first ...

That’s where Proxino comes in. Developers pass their JavaScript application’s through Proxino’s proxy server, which automatically wraps each part of the application with code that generates ...