Nodejs.module alpha release
Mar 6, 2011
Just in time for Drupalcon Chicago, I've rolled the first alpha release of the nodejs.module.
I've put a screencast of some of what the the module can do on Youtube:
The module is definitely not ready for prime-time, but its getting useful enough that i need more feedback to take it to the next level.
Get it while its hot:
http://drupal.org/node/1082646
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