Promises in ES6

In JS world, promises always been a controversial topic. Interestingly, There are lots of libraries out there implementing promise in there own tastes. jquery’s deferred, q, bluebird, deferred.js to name just a few. Opinions conflict over using async, generators, callbacks etc. But thank God; ECMA has now officially implemented promises in ES6. That’s a good news for JS community over having a single standard implementation of promises.

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Top ES6 feature one should know

So ES6, sounds a new cool name around the corner in tech distrct. If you are still not aware what ES6 is, its a new and improved JavaScript version over ES5. Here are some top feature that a Javascript developer should know.

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Git CheatSheet - 51 Commands you should know about

Git is a distributed version control system that aid developers working on a project to collaborate seamlessly while also having edge of being distributed so a repository can have multiple remote repository for easy collaboration among multiple teams

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NodeJS High CPU Usage

A single instance of a Node.JS application runs on only one thread and, therefore, doesn’t take full advantage of multi-core systems. And because of it Node.JS is not suitable for CPU/processor intensive tasks

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How Stuff Works - Nginx

Assume this - you are done developing your web application and now you need to search for right web server for your production, that is fast secure and reliable.

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How Stuff Works - TCP through WireShark

The TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) is one of the base protocols of the Internet protocol suite implemented. It came into existance when initial work was being done for IP (Internet Protocol) and with an urge to make UDP more reliable.

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Accessing Raspberry Pi 2 using laptop/desktop display and keyboard

There is a lot of buzz regarding IoT (Internet of Things). So we have got our own Raspberry Pi 2 devise to experiment with it. Though we are building something serious, but here is something for starters to access Raspberry Pi 2 using networking.

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